How to Lubricate your REEL MOWER (and not kill your grass) 

Thanks Brandon! appreciate that boss. 3 in 1 is my go to for all maintenance besides the reel itself, it would work for the actual reel im just paranoid about putting solvents on the lawn

Thanks Brian ! What kind of reel you using?!

Starter Mclane 20" .... I'll see how it goes and then maybe join the big boys like you with a greens reel

Age is just a number my friend, this thing is crispy!

Thanks man! How’s the cal trimmer treating you?

@@PrincessCutLawnCare all good man. Sitting idle since Oct 1...the last mow. Start it from time to time. That's about it.

@@BudgetLawns same here bro:( spring will be right around the corner!

You came to the wrong place buddy 😅😅😅

@@PrincessCutLawnCare 🤣😂🤣

John deer makes the best..... gloves 🧤

Thanks Kyle! Toro makes these things to be used daily of golf coarses so that last forever!

Wasn’t always like that but a little TLC goes a long way! Thanks for watching papa!

Nice! Works great for undercoating your car as well 👍

Thanks man, keep in it fresh just like your manual Scott’s!

For sure dude! I’ll keep that in mind for future videos! Thanks for watching joe😀

Thanks vik:))))

Thanks sunny! What do you use on you allet?

Princess Cut Lawn Care - I use the Fluid Film and WD-40 makes a mineral oil based dry spray I’ve used before. Both worked great.

Jeff D! Nice to see you bro 😎 and thanks! This is the best solution to prevent rust! Did you get a reel mower yet?

Hey nice to see you too! I think I'll always prefer the 4 inch look personally, but I definitely appreciate seeing the MUCH harder work for you brave reel guys! Cheers bro!

Nothin wrong with lawn grass! And tell me about it, havin a short cut lawn is a full time job lol thanks for watching dude😃

No problem Morten, yes wd40 contains solvents that will harm your grass when the bedknife and reel contact it, some other options to lube it are cooking spray and silicone spray but I find fluid film works the best, thanks for watching 😊

Whats up dude long time no talk!

Me either! I’ve been down the rabbit hole of rust proofing lately and through me research wd40 contains petroleum which will kill grass. You can also use Teflon and silicone to lube your reels but they are more expensive alternatives. Thanks for watching Ben!

Thanks pat! You da man!

awesome thanks buddy, likewise!

i wouldnt use it to lube the chains, only the reel. use chain lube for the chains

@@PrincessCutLawnCare any reason why not? Some of their marketing material shows it being used on chains and it’s been recommended by a bunch of folks for use on reel mower chains.

Oh yes my friend - detailing is my “other” hobby. Not usually a fan of turtle wax but they did a good job w the seal n shine. Love that stuff:)

Btw thanks for the sub!

No problem JP thanks for tunin in!

Yes sir! Stuff is great! Thanks for watching wayne!

Also what is the higher setting for the cutting unit?

Izzy! whats up my friend! I have a golf coarse mechanic who services mine, he works at the oak brook country club, i can connect you with him if youd like. Email me at princesscutlawn@gmail.com

@@Izzydromendez this unit is .50 inchs but i can squeeze it up to .60 if i try

hey! too big for my lil lawn, too much machine and not enough space... i do miss it tho!

@@PrincessCutLawnCare i agree I want one but my lawn is only 3k total if that lol I found a 14 blade but that is too much for a residential lawn right?

@@alceja3522 when you say "total" do you mean the potential reel mowed area is 3k sqft? also, yes 14 blade is way too much for a home lawn, it will bog down on grass higher than .25in and thats a greens blade

@@PrincessCutLawnCare yes 3k total mowed sq ft. Thanks so much I was thinking the 14 blade would be overkill.

Thanks dude!

You as well bud!