I have been mulching the neighbors yard every Monday ( during the season) for four years now. For her yard I use a Snapper 28" rider. I installed a Snapper mulcher kit. For mulching to work the grass must be dry. You have to use 1st or 2nd gear and the higher deck settings. In the spring the mulcher will kick out wads of wet globs of grass. How much depends on how tall and damp the grass is. If you stop moving, The mower will dump a pile of wet grass. Enough that it will kill the grass if you don't stop and pick it up. The globs will also collect on the rear tires to the point large chucks start to fall off when you turn.
To keep down the globs of grass the mower kicks out. You need to mow at least twice a week.
It works best if you only cut off about 1/2 to 3/4 inch off the top of the grass. From July on they work really well. The grass is dry and does not grow as fast.
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