Warm weather is on the way! Time to knock the dust off the lawn equipment that’s been sitting in storage waiting for the seasons to change. Hopefully everything was stored properly in the fall, otherwise we might have a chore on our hands. To help simplify the maintenance process a little bit, we’ve developed a […]
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Apr
Apr
Applying liquid lawn fertilizer, herbicides, pesticides and more becomes infinitely easier and much more consistent using a Brinly Sprayer. The tank, tubing, valves, powder-coated steel frame and other components are built to withstand the corrosive properties of lawn and garden chemicals for lasting durability. The ST-25BH sprayer designed to be supremely versatile. Applying liquids to […]
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Nov
Nov
He’s coming. There’s no stopping him. Every year, like clockwork, Jack Frost arrives just in time for the holiday season. His aim? To cover your walkways in a wintery mix of ice, slush, and snow. He wants Grandma to slip and fall, but you’ll be there to stop him…won’t you? This two-phase do-it-yourself snow and […]
Use these crafty little tricks to impress your neighbors, grandkids, and significant other
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Aug
Aug
Author: Shawn Thomas Determine the Need for Lawn Aeration If you have noticed that your turf grass isn’t looking its best or that water has difficulty penetrating through the soil surface, it may be time to aerate your lawn. Clay soils and lawns that bear heavy foot and vehicle traffic are especially notorious for needing […]
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Jun
Jun
1. When in doubt, raise the cutting deck. 2. A shallow watering is worse than no water at all. 3. Don’t try to “water it back to life” – if it goes dormant, leave it. 4. Mulching > bagging 5. Never cut more than 1/3 of the blade at one time. 6. If you miss […]
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May
May
You know what they say; you get what you pay for. This is especially true when it comes to spreading lawn fertilizer and other granular chemicals. A mountain of plastic walk-behind spreaders are shipped in from Asia every year, used and discarded, only to be replaced the following year. For between $40 and $80, these […]
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Apr
Apr
The rugged yet economical Brinly DT-40BH tow-behind dethatcher has been a top seller since its 2012 redesign. Despite its MSRP of under $90, its build quality is on par with those costing up to 50% more. Using the engagement lever that is easily accessible from the tractor seat, the user can engage one of the […]
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Apr
Apr
This latest addition to our Video Assembly Guide series focuses on our newest product–the 48″ front-mounted zero turn mower dethatcher. The mowers of the future, zero turn radius machines offer arguably better cut quality, significantly faster speeds, and improved maneuverability which limits the need for string trimming afterward. Due to their high speeds and delicately-balanced […]
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Mar
Mar
In this edition of our video assembly guide series, we focus on the SAT-40BH Spike Aerator. Big brother to the economical SA-40BH, the “SAT” rolls happily across sidewalks and driveways, just waiting for its transport lever to be thrown so it can get down to work. Ideal for sandy soils, its 132 galvanized steel spikes […]