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    #31
    so random question?? Ive never used one of those but couldn't you put the curb to the left of you and just make the tires be on the grass??

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      #32
      Originally posted by JTeLarkin08 View Post
      so random question?? Ive never used one of those but couldn't you put the curb to the left of you and just make the tires be on the grass??
      Hellbendr take care of this one!!!

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        #33
        Caution do not and I repeat DO NOT use one of those if you have a sprinkler system. The guy next door thought he would do me a favor and go ahead and edge mine while I went in for a cold beverage and took out 6 of my heads.

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          #34
          Just 4 letters? You're doing pretty good

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            #35
            Lol yes!

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              #36
              Originally posted by JTeLarkin08 View Post
              so random question?? Ive never used one of those but couldn't you put the curb to the left of you and just make the tires be on the grass??

              Originally posted by hellbndr23 View Post
              The grass there is sloped to the road and pretty thick. If u put the edger in the grass the blade won't go down far enough. The arm that holds the blade drags on the ground and makes it very difficult.
              From my previous post.

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                #37
                Originally posted by Rotney View Post
                Lol. That's funny. I have been edging for 43 years and just balance the two tires on the curb and go. Ain't that hard.
                I can't get 2 wheels on the curb. The front two are well inside the rear. There's not enough up adjustment in the arm to get the front wheels on the ground with the one back wheel on the curb.

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                  #38
                  The grass there is sloped to the road and pretty thick. If u put the edger in the grass the blade won't go down far enough. The arm that holds the blade drags on the ground and makes it very difficult.

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                  The one we had you could rotate the the blade slightly for a hill side situation.

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                    #39
                    Originally posted by Rotney View Post
                    Lol. That's funny. I have been edging for 43 years and just balance the two tires on the curb and go. Ain't that hard.
                    That's exactly what I do on my curb and it works great.


                    Edit: my front wheels are different than his so it's a different deal.
                    Last edited by unclefish; 08-08-2015, 11:36 PM.

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                      #40
                      Where did you get that? The smithsonian? Ever heard of a stick edger?

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                        #41
                        Originally posted by Brooks View Post
                        Where did you get that? The smithsonian? Ever heard of a stick edger?
                        Yep, museum of my dad's garage. My mower is a 94 snapper also

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                          #42
                          Originally posted by hellbndr23 View Post
                          Yep, museum of my dad's garage. My mower is a 94 snapper also
                          i got a thing for those McLane, they are tough to kill, that looks like a 3hp if im correct. i have a 2.5hp White "Lawn Boss" i think its from the 70's, still runs like a champ, but it sure doesnt like that ethanol stuff. and a cinch to work on.

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                            #43
                            Nice Job. You must be rich you live in a neighborhood with curbs.

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                              #44
                              Originally posted by hellbndr23 View Post
                              I can't get 2 wheels on the curb. The front two are well inside the rear. There's not enough up adjustment in the arm to get the front wheels on the ground with the one back wheel on the curb.

                              Here is the front of my edger



                              Pretty much the same set up.
                              Last edited by Rotney; 08-23-2016, 07:24 PM.

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                                #45
                                Nice use of clamp and piano dolly. Those McLane's are great machines. Try Ethanol Shield in the gas to prevent carb problems. (Sure you already checked to see if blade could be angled to allow for slope of grass.)

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