When Sen. Chuck Grassley (R-IA) tweets, the world takes pause.
The senator’s Twitter updates have long captured many on the social media platform, perhaps most notably, those related to his run-ins with deer that once inspired the meme “assume deer dead.“
On Friday afternoon, Grassley shared with his followers a way to more efficiently cut grass. It’s a mechanism that, he claimed, saves money and time. And all you have to do is attach two push mowers to a riding mower, according to the senator’s Twitter account.
Ppl ask how I hv time to mow my lawn in Iowa. Here is how I do efficiently more picture to follow pic.twitter.com/gbLPIxLS2p
— ChuckGrassley (@ChuckGrassley) July 31, 2015
Grassley was also quick to point out that his device, seemingly using tools he already had on hand, can be an inexpensive addition to the tool shed. However, the mechanism does need a large piece of property to properly maneuver, he warned.
Pretty simple invention but very cheap and it works. But u need big lawn to maneuver in pic.twitter.com/whczT1SU2S
— ChuckGrassley (@ChuckGrassley) July 31, 2015
Words fail…
" However, the mechanism does need a large piece of property to properly maneuver, he warned." DUH!!
Definitely novel and non-obvious. He should patent.
How to waste gas in two extra steps.
Probably allows his wife to mow the lawn much more efficiently.