Handyman Getting Into Grass Cutting

Celtic

This was one of my earliest replies #3

Good times

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suzuki0702

not in august u didnt. mowing season is over buddie. make sure to take ur pushmower to grannies tommorow! lol dont bullsh$$ a bunch of bullsh$$ters!!!

Framer53

Look at the date of the original post!!

ChainsawCharlie

Mowing season over?Must be nice!It never ends here. Two days before Christmas, I'll still be mowing.

bert0168

It was August (of '07)

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Originally Posted by CCCo. Yep, you guessed, sold by a fancy white guy, installed by the brown army.

suzuki0702

haha must've mistake the 07 for 09, was pretty tired last night. nevertheless. her in n.e ohio grass stops in mid to late october, then the leaf cleanup hell begins!

Framer53

It appears we will be starting our leaf cleanup early, end of sept at latest!

Angdeer

Love the goat one! LOL

bob_cntrctr

Strangely, in this "go green" world, the goat seems to actually be an excellent idea. Except not as a serivce, as a homeowner's solution.

Not for the tiny little city lots, but for thos big 1/2 acre suburban lots, imagine a goat:

- no engine, zero carbon fuels consumption, no exhaust
- low maintenance, highly reliable
- silent, mostly
- beyond mulching - automatically composts the grass into fertilizer and spreads it itself
- can provide organic milk
- buy your first nanny goat and but for a small stud fee never have to buy another again
- doubles as children's pet
- in case of natural disaster or war, provides emergency meat source

Red Adobe

I like the goat idea I need 10 at the lake house, its very rocky and you cant use a mower we have one of them 2 wheel trimmers......takes 3 days to do 3.5 acres once a year lol

with the goat you get free fertalizer so its win/win

bob_cntrctr

Alternatively, get a sheep. Provides all the advantages of a goat AND can provide a solution to this thread:

http://www.contractortalk.com/f22/so...o-night-65108/

jgray152

OMG I LMAO for a while reading the beginning of this thread

Just Love Garde

Hi from Australia. Get yourself a box trailer , enclose it with a canopy that you can lock up all your gear in. I know lots of contractors who have had their gear and equipment stolen from out of the back of their utes and open trailers. Talk to your local suppler and buy commercial grade equipment. Its made to last. Get yourself a website and start using local search engines to pick up your website address.

mikeswoods

This post just keeps going--and going--and going----2007 I'll bet he's worn out at least one mower already!