The video is about mowing wet lawns, a task that can be challenging but not impossible. The host discusses common situations where wet lawns occur, such as during spring, late summer, or autumn when it rains a lot. The lawn can become so long that it needs to be mowed and sewn when wet.
The host introduces three common mistakes to avoid when mowing wet lawns:
1. Walking or playing on the lawn before mowing: This can flatten the lawn and make it difficult to mow. It's better to mow the lawn first, then play or walk on it.
2. Waiting too long for the lawn to dry: In early autumn, the lawn may not dry out until evening due to morning dew. If the lawn is not mowed during this time, it can become very long and difficult to remove, especially when wet.
3. Mowing the lawn and walking directly behind the lawn mower too far to the left or right: This can flatten the lawn and make it difficult to remove. It's better to mow the lawn first, then walk behind the mower.
The host also provides tips for cleaning a lawn mower that has been used on a wet lawn. It's important to clean the mower regularly to prevent it from getting moldy or becoming solid like concrete. The host demonstrates how to clean the mower using a stick and a wire brush.
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1. The video is about mowing wet lawns.
2. Wet lawns are common in the spring or late summer/autumn when it rains a lot.
3. The lawn feels like it's always wet and gets longer and longer at some point.
4. The lawn has to be mowed when it's wet.
5. There are three mistakes that should not be made when mowing wet lawns.
6. The first mistake is to walk around on the lawn or play football on it before mowing.
7. The second mistake is to wait too long and hope that the lawn will dry out.
8. The lawn won't dry out until the evening, which means it will simply close.
9. The lawn is getting very long and you can already see that it's almost now, the lawn is starting to get heavy, it's also buckling because it's wet.
10. The third mistake is to let the lawn grow too long, then you'll have a very difficult time removing it, especially when it's wet.
11. Mowing the lawn and when you mow the lawn, don't walk directly behind the lawn mower too far to the left or right or the lawn hasn't been sewn yet, otherwise the lawn will be flattened and will be very difficult to remove.
12. When you're done mowing the lawn then don't make the mistake of putting the lawnmower in your garden shed, in the garden shed or in the garage or wherever, because if it's there, the lawnmower has also broken down when mowing or if the lawn is so wet then the lawnmower gets clogged very often.
13. Wet lawn shouldn't be left on the lawn because it is dirty.
14. There are yellow and brown spots but don't put the lawn mower so dirty.
15. Just look under it and see how dirty it looks and before you start cleaning it, it's very important to have more electric lawn, more battery, make the lawn more de-energized, either you have the lock washer remove the battery, pull out the mains plug, etc.
16. The important thing is that it cannot be used and on the petrol lawn mower, remove the spark plug connector. It is also very important that the lawn mower cannot run after this.
17. First of all, take it off with a stick. If you don't do that, if you don't clean the lawn mower, then on the one hand it can get moldy in the tool shed in your garden house and on the other hand, the stuff here becomes so solid that it's almost like concrete you can say that there is earth in here, there is grass in there, there is water in there, which will be very difficult to get off afterwards and you would have to use a wire brush.
18. The discharge is clogged back here and you have to clean it regularly. That's very important and you definitely shouldn't make that mistake because the next time you want to get the lawn out more then that 's it. Just put it really tight here and then you have to be a wire brush again, so don't make this mistake under any circumstances.