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Cory said:
California trimmer wouldn't have a problem with it either. Goes up and down my ditch with no issues. I tend to mow it long way though cause it's less work for me.


Yo, get a journal going. I nominated you for LOTM, and you need a journal. Chop chop!
 

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I do just fine on my front with a 26" greensmower.



Your yard looks great BTW.

Silly question.. how are most reels propelled? Do the rollers spin? Or does he reel itself pull it along
Thanks! That's an old pic from his fall that shows the slopes in my front and side yards better. Man how those trees have grown!

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Greensmowers are typically propelled on a split aluminum drum. The 26" models usually have dimples in the drum for slightly better traction.

Other reels may be propelled by conventional wheels or special drive rollers.
 

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I have a slope and have used reels for many years. My previous Locke CL25 was ideal; the clutch would slow down the mower just like a manual transmission in a car down hills. My Dennis is controllable but does pick up speed when going down hill. You don't see many flat golf courses, some of the short aprons they mowed at the US Open were pretty severe.

From this morning;



 

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PNW_George said:
I have a slope and have used reels for many years. My previous Locke CL25 was ideal; the clutch would slow down the mower just like a manual transmission in a car down hills. My Dennis is controllable but does pick up speed when going down hill. You don't see many flat golf courses, some of the short aprons they mowed at the US Open were pretty severe.

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Looks fantastic! thanks for the info :thumbup:
 
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