If 5A battery for $300 it is not bad price...
Agree it's in the wrong section should go to sales.
I think the concern is trying to profit from buying the clearance stuff. Most of the people in here were trying to help each other get the deals and selling at cost or doing favours. Just my guess anyways.
The kit being sold is a handheld. Having said that I got my brand new backpack + charger +5aH battery for $249 from Home Depot so I’d probably argue the posted deal isn’t as good knowing the person is profiting on it.
All is fair on both sides and I stand corrected it's not the backpack.ChicoQuente wrote: ↑ I think the concern is trying to profit from buying the clearance stuff. Most of the people in here were trying to help each other get the deals and selling at cost or doing favours. Just my guess anyways.
The kit being sold is a handheld. Having said that I got my brand new backpack + charger +5aH battery for $249 from Home Depot so I’d probably argue the posted deal isn’t as good knowing the person is profiting on it.
Definitely understand your point for clarify and giving facts, thanks and appreciated!ChicoQuente wrote: ↑ I think the concern is trying to profit from buying the clearance stuff. Most of the people in here were trying to help each other get the deals and selling at cost or doing favours. Just my guess anyways.
The kit being sold is a handheld. Having said that I got my brand new backpack + charger +5aH battery for $249 from Home Depot so I’d probably argue the posted deal isn’t as good knowing the person is profiting on it.
EDIT: I’m not on a side of this argument by any means, just pointing out where the concern may be coming from.
Did you have any issues after adding the second blade? I added a high lift over the weekend to the stock one as you. Today I tried it for the first time and immediately got error lights on the blower. If I lifted the front end in the air it started fine and would continue to run as I lowered it and used it but it could not get itself started otherwise. Any thoughts ?Str8Grumpz wrote: ↑ I purchased a dual zone timer. Works great, set it and forget it. When over seeding, it's not soaking, it's more keeping the new seed moist. If it germinates then dries out, the seed is toast. You need to keep the new grass moist for at least a month. My timer is set for 5 mins every 6 hrs. 9am start.
Now, for the blades, the stock blade and high lift don't have a bolt hole to line up, so I positioned them in a cross. I've got no science to back this up, but I feel the bigger gap in blades allows the grass to be contacted by the blade more often due to the gap. I stress, this is my own thought process. My sandwich is mower, factory washer, stock blade, added washer, high lift blade. Even though the bolt goes in the opposite direction of the rotation and basically can't work it's way lose, I use my impact drill to fasten in it.
That's about it. No adjustment or modifications otherwise.
