I made a short video mowing with my Massey MF12G. Our yard sucks, you will see some of the boulders in the ground which I had knocked down a good bit last summer with a big industrial air compressor and a 90lb jackhammer. And the thing at the end of the yard, well..... I'm not so sure what that thing is supposed to be, if we were going to stay here I was going to ask the landlord about filling it but since we are moving I'm not worrying about it. That and the yard is so uneven and bumpy, it needs rolled big time.

The highlight though is the neighbor to the right had his mowing guy there about an hour before I mowed and now granted it only takes him like 30 minutes on his brand new exmark that probably cost about 8 grand you can see the old girl stripes the grass just as nice In the start of the video I had about 5 passes in already and shot the video of the last pass and a half before I had to start breaking the cut up because of the swing set.

The rocks are huge. It is almost like a shale/slate composition. There is one though that surprised me, I started jack hammering it and the hammer went in like butter and I was able to move the rock, problem was all the ground around it moved too. I was able to leverage it enough to get a chain around it and I used the 12G to pull it out. It rolled up a little and then flopped over itself. It ended up being about a foot thick and 3' x 4'. That was just a top piece of what was still in the ground. We still have a huge hole that we haven't gotten filled yet from pulling that one out.

I used the hammer to flatten em so I could mow right over there were about 20 rocks I did by myself and I was tired by the time I was done and didn't have any more oomph left. So there are a couple that I still have to be careful around and can't just mow right over. Good thing is we are moving and I am not going to have to worry about it anymore