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Yes!!! I'm 61. When I was a boy (about 10 all the way to college) one older man (Kelton Willoughby, a great man who mentored me) and I mowed 1000 acres twice a year and did all the yard work on a big ranch, just the two of us. How? We each had a set of truck rear-end shredders behind our Ford tractors. We pulled them in random, one behind the tractor, then another on the left side, and another on the right side behind the original truck rear-end. They pulled great even through tall weeds (in Texas, so pretty dry), and we could line them up in single file to go through gates or gaps. Nothing like it, we would follow each other and be done before you know it. Don't fall asleep and fall off though! :)
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