times a year, with a sharpening done mid- way through the summer.
Also, it’s important to keep the underside of your mower clean. Grass clippings can build up, cutting down on the blades’ ef- fi ciency and preventing the clippings from getting mulched or bagged due to clogged chutes. This grass buildup can also cause mower engines to potentially overheat. Remember, also, that gas en- gines require maintenance per the own- er’s manual, and this may include fi lters, oil changes and spark plugs.
KEY #4: INSTALL AN IRRIGATION SYSTEM
Installing an irrigation system enables you to provide the exact amount of water your lawn needs, no matter what time of year. Rhoads recommends doing this in warmer weather, when the ground isn’t hard and the trenching is easier. If you have budgetary constraints, consider a water sprinkler and a garden hose, espe- cially if you want new seed or fertilizer to work at its best.
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