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Re: Mowing WV hillside
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Posted by Tom in TN on June 26, 2007 at 10:47:22 from (4.153.50.130):
In Reply to: Mowing WV hillside posted by Oldmax on June 26, 2007 at 05:24:00:
Oldmax, I live in hill country in Middle Tennessee. My farm is named Twin Hills Farm. Our farmstead is in the valley between two ridges. I mow my hills because they need to be mowed, but even after doing them for years, they still scare me when I'm on them. Just like you, I mow up and down on most of them. I have a low ground clearance Ford 2000 tractor and that helps some, but it still feels funny when I turn at the top of the hill and start back down. Good luck and be safe. Tom in TN
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