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Old 02-05-2005, 01:38 PM
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I have an embankment 60 metres long. The slope is approx 45deg. The
height varies from zero to 4.5metres, but is mostly 4 metres. The slope
is grassed, the grass having been planted the year before last. I now
have the problem of mowing. I've done it once with a strimmer and a
ladder, but never again! I've heard that it can be done with a hover on
a rope. Has anyone any good idea about this, other than mountain goats?

Bill


well - it's not as technical as the other reply but my uncle upstate (who's
almost 80 now) has a front yard with a severe slope. He (and everyone that
lived on the hill) just did it with a rope. Doesn't sound like fun to me!


 
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