A grass collection system designed for specific outdoor power equipment facilitates the gathering of clippings during lawn maintenance. This attachment typically consists of a frame and a durable, often mesh, receptacle that connects to the rear or side discharge of the machine. It enables users to efficiently accumulate cut grass, leaves, and other debris while operating the equipment. An example involves using such a device with a rotary-blade machine to gather clippings for composting or disposal.
The use of these collection systems offers several advantages, including maintaining a cleaner lawn appearance by preventing the dispersal of clippings. This reduces thatch buildup and potential lawn diseases. Historically, manual raking was the primary method of collecting grass, but these powered attachments significantly improve efficiency and reduce labor. Their adoption reflects a shift towards convenient lawn care practices.