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Vibration of push lawn mower will hurt the Blaze?

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‎08-10-2017 07:06 - last edited on ‎08-11-2017 05:57 by Moderator Alum

‎08-10-2017 07:06 - last edited on ‎08-11-2017 05:57 by Moderator Alum

Will vibration of lawn mower harm the Blaze?

 

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‎08-10-2017 07:40 - edited ‎08-10-2017 07:41

‎08-10-2017 07:40 - edited ‎08-10-2017 07:41

Not in my experience, as a matter of fact the vibration is why I actually get steps while pushing a lawn mower. Great question @Dsmitley

22inch mower front and back should be just shy of 5000 steps, smile while you're mowing 🙂

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‎08-11-2017 05:58

‎08-11-2017 05:58

Great to see you here @Dsmitley and @wmchapman thanks for stopping by.

 

As mentioned, this type of vibration won't hurt your tracker. Of course, you will receive some extra steps but to avoid this, you can place your Blaze in your pocket and place it again in the wristband once you finish. 

 

See you around. Woman Wink

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