That Lawn Dude crosses mower blades to tackle fallen leaves

His temporary X-blade setup pairs lift with shredding, while viewers have questions about balance, wear and that workshop floor.

Channel: That Lawn Dude Story of November 12, 2026Trari Newsroom

Why this story? The video opened at a pace of 48,030 views a day, 7.3 times a normal first day on this channel (6,600).

Temporarily running X blades for leaf mulching #thatlawndude #leafremoval #lawncare #mowing

The mower goes up on a yellow lift, and That Lawn Dude crawls underneath with an impact wrench. His leaf-season preparations have reached the cutting deck: out come the mowing blades, in goes a crossed-blade arrangement designed to do two jobs at once.

The Short reached roughly 35,000 views in thirteen hours, already well beyond his usual full-day audience for the format. It follows his leaf-collection box build, but this time the job is about what happens beneath the mower rather than what gets hauled away.

He shows how an adapter holds a standard blade and a mulching blade on the same spindle. As he explains it, one provides the vacuum effect and the other the shredding effect. The installation also includes a small but consequential detail: he threads the bolts into the spindle by hand before using the impact wrench, to avoid cross-threading them.

Viewers are looking beyond the installation. Some ask whether the crossed blades balance properly and whether the extra load affects the spindle's reliability. Those are questions in the comments, not problems established by the demonstration.

And the equipment has an unexpected distraction beneath it. Several viewers pick out the workshop floor's color combination, with one asking whether That Lawn Dude filmed that project too.

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The numbers

The blade-change Short has already passed That Lawn Dude's usual first-day views and comments, with its first day still unfinished.

the video's first day

usual first day here

6,600

this video

48,030

subscribers

301,000

▲ 1,000 in the last 7 days

total views

173,113,399

views per day

155,124

typical day: 215,869

the video

views

34,690

likes

1,055

comments

47

days online

1

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As of November 12, 2026 · Data source: Trari Social News, Trari Traffic Trends and Ranking Platform, Google YouTube

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