This method works very well. However, instead of bobby
pins, I make a large U-shaped "staple" out of steel
wire. I cut the wire into 6 inch lenghts and then bend
them in half. I make a box of them up at a time. Then
lay the radial on a newly cut lawn and use the
"staples" to hold them in place. The grass will cover
them in short order. I've run the mower over newly
installed radials and haven't chopped one up yet.
73, Stew K3ND
--- Kevin Adam <n9iww2@verizon.net> wrote:
>
>
> The best way is to mow the grass very short lay down
> radials use wife's hair
> bobby pins to hold down as staples this is the best
> because the grass will
> hold down the wires keep it right where one needs it
>
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