Electric Chicken
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I'm not paying someone to do something I'm perfectly capable of buying a robot to do myself.You need a few Mexicans up there. They do the job, do it right and ask if that's all there is.
I'm not paying someone to do something I'm perfectly capable of buying a robot to do myself.You need a few Mexicans up there. They do the job, do it right and ask if that's all there is.
Sounds like my dad.I should recommend one these robo-mowers to the landscaping company that mows the lawn here.
Stevie Wonder could do a better job mowing the grass.
Fabricated deck.My zero turn deck is missing paint from me riding up along stuff to try to avoid trimming. Good thing they reinforced it there.
I only ever lived in an apt/condo for one year, when I first got married and left home. I liked it for all the babes that hung out at the pool in the summer, but there was nothing for me to do. Long before there were string trimmers, I used to have to crawl around on my hands and knees with a pair of scissors to trim along the walls of the house while dad mowed. We did have an edger which I stole the engine from and set it into a bicycle frame. Damn, that sucker was fast!I have only ever mowed a lawn twice in my life. My Grandmothers place and my friends place.
I was helping my Grandmother out and my friend made it seem like it was such a chore.
I grew up in a condo, never had to cut grass or shovel snow.
Yeah it's fabbed but it also has an extra layer of steel lipped around the edge for extra reinforcement. Basically a steel bumper welded on.Fabricated deck.
I'll never buy a mower with a stamped sheet metal deck.
That Murray in my first post in this thread had a stamped deck.
Hit something with it and bend it, and you'll never get it right. You can bend it back out, but then it pulls it in too tight somewhere else and it scrapes the blade.
I cut slots in mine so I could spread it open, then I bent flat-stock around the bottom edge and welded it.
But then the blade shafts were no longer parallel and it made an uneven cut.
I'm glad I don't gotta mow with that piece of shit any more.
When I was 8 years old, my dad cut off the rear "V" part of a bicycle frame & bolted up angle iron and put an engine & minibike wheel on it.We did have an edger which I stole the engine from and set it into a bicycle frame. Damn, that sucker was fast!
Yep. That's a quality mower deck. Mine is like that on the ZTR and on the Cub Cadet I brought up from tennis sea.Yeah it's fabbed but it also has an extra layer of steel lipped around the edge for extra reinforcement. Basically a steel bumper welded on.
We used to sit right next to the road, and when a car was just about to pass, we'd all get up and run away from the road.I love thinking about the stupid stuff we did. We only hurt ourselves and nobody else. It was fun and for the most part, innocent. We weren't out there looking to hurt someone, like they are today.


At the airport I was driving a baggage tractor in the ring road. (indoor road that runs under the departures level) It's loud so I thought I would save my co-worker the noise and shut the engine off and just coast.How about cruising down a road with a crowded sidewalk on the beach. You get up to about 30 in low gear, hang the bumper jack assembly out the window like a shotgun and backfire the car. You could clear that sidewalk in seconds.
What was it's price tag?
Husqvarna.. It's a 3 syllable word pronounced "husk varna" but I can't pronounce it without it sounding like "husk a varna".
Damn Scandinavians. Why can't they have a normal language?
Damn, gettin' your mndriver on.I'm pulling doubles today
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The seed spreader has been converted into a tool wagon for yard work.
I met him once.Damn, gettin' your mndriver on.

