Re: Shredders?
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- Subject: Re: Shredders?
- From: B* &* V* M*
- Date: Mon, 12 Feb 2001 09:11:54 -0800
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Jim- You tip for using my mower is a good idea. I have been using my mower
too. It seemed to work well. Now that I recently have added a
fourth large composter (4' x 8') I am looking for a way of processing
larger volumes of leaves, grasses and muchroom manure.
It seems that during the summer every time I come home from a trip the
grass bin is heaped up from several nieghbours dumping all their grass
clippings in my composters (at my invitation). I have saved many of the large
clear plastic bags full of leaves from last fall for the composters this spring.
Some guys just keep creating work, eh? lol.
bill missen.
> Friends- I hope to purchase/rent a shredder to shred leaves, etc. for
my
> compositors this year. Does anyone use an > electric-powered shredder to shred leaves, grasss, etc. for compost? > What brand is it? Do you like it? > > bill missen. > > Bill, > I just use my mower. It blows them one way and chops them up. Keep > pushing them till they pile up. They will be well ground then put on the > bagger and suck them suckas up. Dump in cart or bags and take them > where you want. The drier they are when you do it the more they will be > chopped up. The shredder would be useful though if you had quantities > of sticks. Set the mower as short as rocks will allow. It wont hurt it > in the fall. I mow 3 inches or more all summer. Then in late season I > drop it one one notch each week. Never drop it all at once. As you > probably know, even if you bagged it that would be the worst thing you > could possibly do to a lawn. I turned down a high paying contract job > because they wouldn't let it be done properly and I wouldn't have my > name associated with what would certainly happen. That lawn was the > biggest mess in an expensive neighborhood. They cut better than 2/3 off > in one cutting and left the clippings lay just like the customer > wanted. Guess who was offered the job the following year. Luckily I > was able to start in the fall and had it back in decent shape before > winter. > > > -- > Jim allAn > Zone 5 > New York U.S.A. > 200+ miles NW. of > New York city > Click or copy/paste > to see my garden. > > <http://albums.photopoint.com/j/AlbumIndex?u=1426380&a=11208139> > > > ______________________________________________________________________ > To unsubscribe, write to s*@listbot.com > ______________________________________________________________________ To unsubscribe, write to s*@listbot.com To unsubscribe, write to sqft-unsubscribe@listbot.com |
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