The AcreEase Wing Mower is extremely user friendly. Since it is extremely maneuverable, the AcreEase Wing Mower can give a standard lawn and garden tractor zero-turning-radius capabilities in the direction of the wing mower. Mowing around trees, under low branch trees, and next to buildings becomes easy with only a small amount of practice.

In normal conditions, the AcreEase Wing Mower will do a good job at 4 to 6 MPH. Even at speeds up to 8 MPH, the mowing job is not that bad. The blade tip speed is approximately 17,500 feet per minute. The deep deck with the built in wind tunnel and a large discharge gives the mower its high capacity. The four anti-scalp wheels in the front and the two in back located under the deck make the AcreEase Wing Mower one of the least scalping 60" mowers on the market.

If the AcreEase Wing Mower is raised up vertically on its front casters, it is very easy to remove the blades for sharpening and to do other inspections.

The AcreEase Wing Mower is a self-contained mower that has been designed from the ground up as a wing mower to be pulled off to the side of another lawn and garden tractor as a single unit, as left and right units, or as units in tandem.

There are no voluntary safety standards that specifically cover wing mowers, but the safety standards for lawn and garden tractor mowers can be used. The AcreEase Wing Mower has passed the OPEI Lawn Mower Safety Test. For added safety, an additional safety zone has been built into the mower both front and back so the mower blades are not next to the outer layer of metal. It is in this safety zone that the anti-scalp wheels are placed.

In general, an AcreEase Wing Mower can be pulled by most anything, such as lawn and garden tractors, small tractors, front mount or midmount zero-turning radius mowers (ZTR), utility vehicles, and 4 wheelers (ATV).

In general if a 60" AcreEase Wing Mower is added to the left of a lawn and garden tractor with a 48" deck, you can get time savings as much as a four hour yard reduced down to 1.5 hours. Normally a 7" overlap is used. Since the 60" wing mower has a 57" cutting width, a 50" additional cut is gained. In the above situation, you would go from a 48" to a 98" cutting width. Add another wing mower and your cutting width becomes 148".

Many of the parts in the mower are standard parts that can be purchased locally. All bearings, belts, tires, and many other parts are standard. All nonstandard parts are available through Kunz Engineering, Inc or local AcreEase dealers in your area.

Each AcreEase Wing Mower requires about 1 to 1.5 HP to pull it. Small 10 HP lawn tractors have pulled wing mowers very well on gradual slopes. As the slopes get steeper, heavier lawn and garden tractors are needed for traction. If the slope is unsafe for a lawn and garden tractor, a 4 wheeler could possibly be used.

If AcreEase Wing Mowers are towed in tandem, they should not be used on slopes greater than 15 degrees because the back unit will push the front unit sideways. If the units are attached directly to the side of the tow vehicle, they are extremely stable on as much as a 40-45 degree angle. The Briggs & Stratton and Tecumseh Engines should not be used on angles greater than 25 degrees for any length of time because the engine will lose lubrication.

The 20" blades under the deck are in a straight line. These blades are not timed because of the problems associated with timed blades. In order to get the necessary blade overlap, the deck is pulled at a slight angle.

The fixed tires in the back determine how and at what angle the AcreEase Wing Mower will pull. The front caster wheels along with the short coupled hitching system gives the mower its agility and maneuverability.

The 60" AcreEase Wing Mowers are equipped with an electric start engine and a battery box. The battery is not included. Information on where to purchase a durable dry cell type battery is included in the Owner's Manual packet. If desired, an optional electrical starting cord that is attached permanently to the tow vehicle battery can be purchased. To start the wing mower using the optional starting cord first plug the starting cord on to the starting terminal.

You can generally start mowing 3-4 weeks after seeding your Bermuda lawn. Occasionally if growth is rampant, you may need to mow within 2 weeks after planting. Thereafter, mowing will be required in a range of 3 to 7 days depending on various factors. Bermudas are mowed from around 3/8 inch to 1 & 1/2 inches in height. Lower mowings require more frequent mowing. Height below around 1 inch may require a "reel" type mower to prevent scalping.

Starting the electric start deluxe models are as easy as turning the key. The standard recoil start models come complete with a primer bulb and usually start on the first or second pull. Electric start models come with a recoil start back up.

Meals on Wheels and Food Services are able to provide meals and food services to the frail aged, people with disabilities and their carers in our community, to assist them in maintaining their health and independence on either a short or long term basis.. The Home and Community Care Program (HACC) program specifically aims to assist frail older people, younger people with disabilities and the people who care for them, to continue living in their own homes.

Each point also accesses the energy of one of the two points next to it on the diagram. For example, a Seven may have a Six Wing or an Eight Wing. While they will still have primarily Seven views and behaviors, their personality will be flavored by Six or Eight and they will look quite different. Most people have one Wing point that is dominant, although at some time in their life, they access the energy from the other wing point.

We recommend waiting at least one or two days before you water or mow. It is better to water a day before mowing to allow fertilizer to dissolve. Mowing is only a factor if you bag the clippings. You will be bagging up all of the beneficial chemicals or nutrients in the lawn. Remember summer applications need water more than others.