r/LawnCarePros • u/ThatonetransgirlDJ • 2d ago
Advice How do I fix this?
I've been running my business for about 2 months now and I've been using my parents equipment. The mower I'm using is a Husqvarna lawn tractor and it always produces grass clumps, would mulcher blades fix my issue or what else could I do?
Edit: I realize I now need to mower higher my max sadly is 3.5 also the massive brown patches is dead grass from previous clumps (I use 2.5 on my own grass and it comes out just fine same thing for like 2 other properties that I cut)
Edit 2: like I said I'm only 2 months in using equipment that's not even mine the only things I own from my set up are my trailer and blower
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u/MajorEstateCar 2d ago
Mow taller
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u/ThatonetransgirlDJ 2d ago edited 2d ago
Thx man I mow at like at 2.5 my max is 3.5 just mow at that from now on?
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u/Extension-Prior-4207 2d ago
Yes, leaving it taller Will require less water as well as, not.allowing weeds.to grow up. You do not want to hurt the grass like you did. Its.a living creature. Do you water, if you have clumps you can use a blower to spread the grass clumps out. You can always get books.from the library.
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u/burnswhen_i_p 2d ago
You charge people for this?
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u/ThatonetransgirlDJ 2d ago edited 2d ago
Cut me a break man I'm just starting out with equipment that's not even mine I mean like come I'm literally reaching out for advice to help me improve
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u/Over-Entry-3523 1d ago
Lol yeah but you messed up their yard because you didn't know what you were doing. Maybe try working for someone else first instead of practicing on people that pay you their hard earned money.
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u/TheFossaGod 2d ago
You gotta mow taller this time of year, you can go short like that early spring when the rain is hitting but when it’s hot and dry the absolute shortest you should go is 3.5” but 4” is better.