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Pushing a Lawn Mower

Not all lawn mowers are created equally. Some will pull you along, and some you’ll have to really lean in and push to get it to work. Either way there are a few things you should think about when going out there to mow that will keep your body from hurting. (coming soon)

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  • Using the Shovel
  • Pushing a Lawn Mower
  • Pulling Weeds
  • Planting
  • Raking
  • Pruning / Using Shears & Snippers
  • Using the WeedEater

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