I have almost 20 pine trees in my yard. Here's what I do...

I mow my yard without a bagging attachment. This cuts the grass and simply
spits out the pine needles.

Then I mow again with my bagging attachment. This picks up almost all of the
pine needles and only a little of the cut grass.

Then I empty the pine needles where I want them. Either in the compost pile,
trash can, or my "pine-needle" driveway.

I've been doing this for years. It works great. Yes, it does take extra
time, but I only have to do this about 3 or 4 times a year, whereas I have
to mow almost weekly.

"Dan Marsengill" wrote in message
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Is there an attachment to a riding lawn mower that will "Sweep" pine
straw???