I don't do mowing for others, but even on sections of MY property that I've been in before, I'll slow down when I get into an area that is so thick I can't see very well what's ahead of me. A couple of times I've encountered stuff that I say "now I remember, that old [insert obstacle name] was there last time" So I wouldn't take anyone's word that " it's clear". For the most part, fields I do once a year aren't so thick that I can't see a pallet or big rock or something else laying in the field. Mostly what I run into are big branches and I've had to replace a few shear pins because of them but figure that's what shear pins are for.
Even on fields you've mowed for others in the past, I can't imagine you could remember every stump, hole, etc. out there. So I don't think this problem applies to "new" fields only.
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