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Anyone ever tried a lake mower? Considering using one to reduce the amount of chemicals introduced into the water.
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Thank you for the redirect!
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PF is right the Jesson Lake mower is an excellent tool. Here is the info. Tell Annamarie that PB sent you. Annamarie Gervais Jenson Technologies 412 Summer Mountain Dr. San Marcos, TX 78666 Tel.: 512-393-5073 Fax: 512-393-5074 www.lakemower.com[email protected]
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Also consider the Rake for helping with the collection of the cuttings.
If at first you don't succeed...look in the trash for the directions.
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