Lawn Hog - Aptly Named-2

In my opinion, this is comparable to a lawnmower mower 6.5HP gas - others may disagree, but I will tell you, this thing is powerful. Cut the grass by cutting cleaner from any mower I have ever owned and does no damage to the grass shoots (until you set the height adjustment to scalp your lawn). Height adjustment of the tip of the fingers is easy.

TIP # 1: To ensure the bag is filled uniformly
With empty purse - cutting for about 2-3 minutes, stop the mower, remove the bag, shake the contents accumulated toward the rear of the bag and put the bag back on the lawn Hog. Now you should be able to cut until the Bagger reaches capacity to fill evenly.

TIP # 2 KEEP THE OUT cable cutting path
Say, for example, you want to cut the grass up and down along the east-to-Western model moving north as you mow. Unwind the cable and accumulate 5-10 meters away from you to the South - now, you are always mowing and departed from the rope until you pull a lot with your turn, the cable does not get in the way.

You may also want to consider purchasing a pair of plastic / steel caps and place them at strategic points on the perimeter of the lawn. Insert the appropriate cable behind the strikers - this will stop the cable from following you and getting in his way - we want experimentation, but eventually you get to know the perfect spot for them that can cut almost as an effort, as with a loosed lawnmower.

TIP # 3 KEEP THE FREE TROLLEY debris BuildUP
It 'important to maintain the shopping ESPECIALLY free and clear of debris mower, the blade - a dull blade will dull a cutting and start destroying your sprouts of grass. This will cause the lawn and let Browning shoots exposed to the disease, rot, insects, etc. In lawncare.scotts.com website (among other things, a wealth of practical information every day is there for all that concerns lawn care, flowers, shrubs, etc.) I came across a tip that suggested:
FINISH MOWER FUND WITH A NON-STICK SPRAY - have suggested non-Stick Oven / Pan spray food would do. I bought a can of spray PAM. The next time you cut the lawn, I first clean the truck as I could by scraping with a 3-inch plastic paint scraper. I was careful not to push the blade too much for fear of throwing out of balance. Then I turned the upside down Hog lawn and leaned against my garage wall (you can not do it with a gas mower, can ya?) And sprayed the inside with a thin layer of PAM (including blade). I set the Lawn Hog down, right up, and waited about 5 minutes to allow the jet to join. (Lawn Hog's cart, which houses the blade is made of plastic so be careful if you use the tools, metal scraping - you can easily put gouge marks in the landing gear, causing even worse accumulation of dirt, grass, etc. unbalance the blade making more difficult to clean). Then I cut my entire lawn. When I was done, I supported the Lawn Hog against the fence and was happy to find minimal grass / dirt accumulation. I'm busy with my 3-inch plastic paint scraper and scraping came out with a nominal effort. Even the residue on the blade came off easily. THIS REALLY WORKS and is relatively inexpensive too!
NOTE: SPRAY COAT FUND YOUR FIRST FIRST USE! Will be followed by cleaning a breeze (I wish I had read about this tip before my first cut).

The Lawn Hog is very lightweight and easy to push. Like the stock builds, it takes a little 'little more effort to push, but for me, is negligible.