Posted by john *.?-!.* cub owner on September 24, 2013 at 20:04:42 from (207.119.221.168):
Was helping a new neighbor that had just bought a place that had been neglected for a couple years or more. I was using my cub with the belly mounted flail cutting weeds, including ragweed over 10 feet tall, and cuckleburs that had dried to the point of being brittle. When the flail hit them they just disintegrated, including the pods. The little spines from the pods got into my clothes and by the time I finished and went home they had worked through my clothes and into my skin. I showered and got a lot out using a back scrubber that is made of stiff cloth, and still more by using one of those sticky lint rollers, but still have several of them stuck in my skin, bad thing is they are so little and light colored that even with a magnifier they can hardly be seen.
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