Q. my brother and i are thinking about doing a lawn service this summer... he wants to but the big ride mower and go fast but they cost about 2000 $ and i dont want to spend that kind of money im thinking of a second push mower... how fast can you cut a yard with 2 push mowers.
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I don't think you'll make the $2,000 or profit for that matter by mowing lawns... unless you do huge lawns and charge good money. It depends on the size of the yard. If you have 2 push mowers, you'll get good exercise and be able to mow an average size yard in 20 minutes. It all depends if you know what you're doing or not.
Good luck on making money!
I don't think you'll make the $2,000 or profit for that matter by mowing lawns... unless you do huge lawns and charge good money. It depends on the size of the yard. If you have 2 push mowers, you'll get good exercise and be able to mow an average size yard in 20 minutes. It all depends if you know what you're doing or not.
Good luck on making money!
Hand Push Lawn Mower - Should I buy one?
I hate mowing the lawn - hate it, hate it, hate it! A friend recently suggested that I should try a hand push lawn mower, to remind me of a simpler time and because it might actually do a better job on my lawn too.
Any hand lawn mowers out there available to give me some advice?
Answer
I personally prefer hand push lawn mowers to electric hover mowers. I feel more pride in my lawn once it's done, knowing that I've achieved that with what I'd consider simpler and more traditional tools. With that said, its not for those who are afraid of a little exercise as it can be hard work.
Ideally you want a mower with a 20" frame as it cuts down on the effort you have to put in and gives the best results on your lawn (in my experience).
Have a look at the Scotts 2000 model (http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00004RA3E?ie=UTF8&tag=yoga089-20&linkCode=as2&camp=1789&creative=390957&creativeASIN=B00004RA3E) - this one in particular has good quality parts, unlike cheaper models I've tried in the past, that will give you good results first time and will last as long as you do!
You'll also be saving money on electricity/gas, which is always a good thing.
Happy mowing!
I personally prefer hand push lawn mowers to electric hover mowers. I feel more pride in my lawn once it's done, knowing that I've achieved that with what I'd consider simpler and more traditional tools. With that said, its not for those who are afraid of a little exercise as it can be hard work.
Ideally you want a mower with a 20" frame as it cuts down on the effort you have to put in and gives the best results on your lawn (in my experience).
Have a look at the Scotts 2000 model (http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00004RA3E?ie=UTF8&tag=yoga089-20&linkCode=as2&camp=1789&creative=390957&creativeASIN=B00004RA3E) - this one in particular has good quality parts, unlike cheaper models I've tried in the past, that will give you good results first time and will last as long as you do!
You'll also be saving money on electricity/gas, which is always a good thing.
Happy mowing!
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