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Subscribe to the channel and enjoy the benefits.    / @조경과구들장-c7t   This is a channel for sharing tips on rural life. This is how to do it, taught by the God of Mowing. Mowing is done like this: barely touching the ground, so, like a water strider floating on water, or like snowflakes settling in the stillness of the night, and yet naturally, like water flowing, and as if always there, with all your strength relaxed, the rope moves to where the grass is, and as soon as the grass is cut, it quickly moves to another location. The key here is the ability to control the rotation speed. Too many rotations will cause the ground to dent, and too few rotations will prevent a proper cut. Now, for tough weeds like this, you should first swing the blade attached to the back of the mower's rope handle vigorously. As the rope handle rotates once or twice, you should quickly cut it with the blade, then shake the handle several times to remove any remaining debris. For vine-like plants, twist the rope handle completely so that it passes the blade, then sweep it downwards to secure a clear view before cutting with the blade. Mow the lawn like this. When laying grass, lightly stroke the mower like this. The trick to cutting old grass like this is to shorten the rope handle, set the RPM to around 50%, and move slowly with sufficient rotation. If you think you need 50 rotations per square meter, that means you should be doing more than 50 rotations. When cutting under landscape trees, you should move quickly to avoid peeling the bark. If you keep it on for too long, the rotational speed will increase, and the bark on the trees will be unable to withstand it and will peel off. Rural work can't be fun, but it should be. To achieve that, maintaining a consistent pace is crucial. I think it's human nature to quickly become bored if you work at the same, relentless pace. Rural work, especially lawn mower work, isn't fun. But it's not something you can avoid. So, I think that by going a little faster and a little slower, feeling the momentum, and pushing and pulling depending on how you feel, you can maintain your stamina and change your approach. Even boring work can become fun. Let's see. Mowers, Lawn Mowing Tips, How to Effectively Mower Here, the length of the rope and the RPM are crucial. I recommend setting the RPM to 60-70%, and the rope length to around 30cm. When mowing, push the mower sideways at a steady pace, almost touching the ground. The trick is to take a little longer in dense areas, or pass over it twice, to achieve an even finish. If your lawn is this dry, it's best to use only the 100% file blade. There's no need to deliberately push the blade in. That's because you don't need a blade to mow this level of weeds. It's not that they're tough, dense, or overgrown, requiring multiple cuts. One mowing tip: don't focus on detail, but rather focus on ensuring overall quality. You can see me mowing right now. You can clearly see the ground beneath. I'm making these short strokes to show viewers that this isn't the right approach. If you do this when mowing, the grass roots will shrink, drastically reducing grass growth. Some people say they find this short, bare patch refreshing. Please don't do this. When mowing with a lawn mower, the most important thing is to mow steadily at a consistent speed, keeping the overall quality in mind. I'll show you a closer, more detailed look at the mowing process. As you can see from my control of the mower's rope, I move it side to side at a constant speed whenever possible. You can see that I'm keeping the rope just above the ground, cutting at a moderate speed—neither too fast nor too slow. Because I'm using only the rope blade, I'm not swinging the rope back and forth. If you look at a tough, dense area, you'll see that I'm swinging it vigorously. The grass gets thicker as I move forward. Weeds thrive around doghouses due to food scraps and dog feces. Let's watch me mow the tough weeds. #MowerWorkingIsNotJustASimple. I'm telling you straight up that if you just assume things will work out, you'll end up in big trouble. You absolutely must follow the #basicmaintenance and #safetyequipment instructions! If you don't do basic maintenance, you could end up with the painful experience of having to return with a sickle after mowing. Now, I'll give you the clear instructions you need to know. This concludes today's #mower #basicmaintenance and #safetyequipment discussion. If you found the video helpful, please subscribe and like. This was Palgongsan Landscape Architecture and Gudeuljang. Thank you very much for watching.