Baggers

Tired of raking your lawn after mowing it?  You need a bagger for your lawn mower, tractor or zero turn mower.  Power Equipment Warehouse can get you OEM baggers for most brands of equipment, or aftermarket bags that will fit most brands of commercial mowers.  Grass Gobbler, Grass Packer, and Selbro manufacture baggers that fit most commercial mid-size walk behind and some ZTR mowers.  OEM brands like Toro, Husqvarna, Honda, MTD, Cub Cadet, Troy-Bilt, Trac Vac, Giant Vac and Peco are quality manufacturers who make bagging units specific for their equipment, or vacuum systems that fit most riding equipment. 

Bagging grass clippings will keep down the build-up of thatch in your lawn thus allowing water and air to reach the root structure.  If you mulch your yard, be sure to follow these three simple rules:  Never cut more than 1/3 of the growth, keep your mower blades sharp, and keep the underneath of your mower deck clean.  If you need to cut more than 1/3 of the growth, set the wheels up as high as they can go and bag it until you get it down to the normal height.

Tired of raking your lawn after mowing it?  You need a bagger for your lawn mower, tractor or zero turn mower.  Power Equipment Warehouse can get you OEM baggers for most brands of equipment, or aftermarket bags that will fit most brands of commercial mowers.  Grass Gobbler, Grass Packer, and Selbro manufacture baggers that fit most commercial mid-size walk behind and some ZTR mowers.  OEM brands like Toro, Husqvarna, Honda, MTD, Cub Cadet, Troy-Bilt, Trac Vac, Giant Vac and Peco are quality manufacturers who make bagging units specific for their equipment, or vacuum systems that fit most riding equipment. 

Bagging grass clippings will keep down the build-up of thatch in your lawn thus allowing water and air to reach the root structure.  If you mulch your yard, be sure to follow these three simple rules:  Never cut more than 1/3 of the growth, keep your mower blades sharp, and keep the underneath of your mower deck clean.  If you need to cut more than 1/3 of the growth, set the wheels up as high as they can go and bag it until you get it down to the normal height.