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What is the best cost effective lawn mower for a teenage business?
By admin | May 13, 2009
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I don’t think the push reel mower will work or a corded one since I wouldn’t want to ask for an outlet while doing a lawn if I don’t know the customer.
Joseph
I don’t think the push reel mower will work or a corded one since I wouldn’t want to ask for an outlet while doing a lawn if I don’t know the customer.
Joseph
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May 16th, 2009 at 5:51 am
An old one on the market called own research which has dazzled many young entrepreneurs such as your self.
The market called own research which has dazzled many young entrepreneurs such as your self.
May 16th, 2009 at 5:28 pm
If you’re going to be mowing for hours every day, it would be worthwhile to get a self-propelled model. If you want to get a workout as you mow and the lawns are relatively flat, you can save money by getting a non-propelled.
A used mower may be good to start with, just make sure it’s reliable so it’s less likely to foul-up your mowing schedule if you have a breakdown.
I would say a basic mower (such as MTD or Yardman brands in the US) with mulching and bagging options and easily adjustable deck height would work well. Briggs and Stratton is a common engine brand on these types of mowers — good and reliable.
Check the engine oil level often and change the oil regularly. Keep the air filter clean and the blade sharp. It’s a good idea to invest in a spare blade so you can switch them and be right back in business without having to sharpen the blade immediately. (always remove the spark plug wire before changing a blade)
Good-luck