DR trimmer for rocky ground

[Ag 89]

Fire.... then pay your nephew per 5 gallon bucket full of rocks. Then use a mower.

Some of the rocks won't fit in a bucket.

[SmTx]

Don't forget about DR's 6 month return policy if you're unsatisfied.

If it doesn't work out just ship it back.

https://www.drpower.com/pages/content/customer-support/shopping-resources/trial

[Big Lee]

Some of the rocks won't fit in a bucket.

Those rocks he gets paid extra for

[MUZZYSLINGR]

I have the Cub Cadet version, it works great. Use it around rocky areas I don’t want to take my mower near.

It works really well for clearing out my fence rows too.


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[Philip-TX]

My neighbor who, uses one (Troy-Built) on his rocky place, came over and asked me to make him a shield so it wont throw rock/etc twds the house/windows. He really likes the walk-behind. He used to weed-eat it. Ugh.

Here is what I came up with (removeable).

I haven't gotten feed-back from him yet, been raining.

[KIETHSTONE]

DR trimmer for rocky ground

For two years I have been considering one for my swamp. It’s too wet to mow but it’s also part of the yard. I didn’t consider the lease opportunities. I may be sold but I like the cub cadet price better.

Added:
Do those plastic heads wear with time?

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[Ag 89]

Added:
Do those plastic heads wear with time?

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The higher end ones come with an aluminum cap, so my guess would be yes.

[Ag 89]

Ordered one today. Will do an update once it gets here and I try it out.

[Ag 89]

Update on the DR trimmer: It works great! Handles the rocky terrain very well and cut my time down considerably over the areas I was having to use a weedeater. It will sling a rock but not too bad. Just have to be careful around buildings. Only issue was it does not run out of gas as often as I would have liked so I could take a break.

[Quackerbox]

Don't forget about DR's 6 month return policy if you're unsatisfied.

If it doesn't work out just ship it back.

https://www.drpower.com/pages/conten...esources/trial

That's good to know. My parents bought one at TSC.

It. Sucks.

I tried it at my place on limestone this weekend and I ran run through stuff faster with a echo weedeater. The DR just won't spin fast enough to cut the grass. It took 4 and 5 passes in thick stuff

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[Burntorange Bowhunter]

I had a Husqvarna string mower for 10 years. Tore and beat the crap out of it. Replaced every part. It was a beast. The chasis fibally broke. Got a new Cub Cadet. It works great too.

That's what they are called. String mower. DR makes one. Their field and brush mowers are on a different level though. Much more expensive.

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