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Re: Mower For Hire Question
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Posted by RayP(MI) on July 13, 2005 at 10:16:31 from (216.46.210.103):
In Reply to: Mower For Hire Question posted by KWMn on July 13, 2005 at 04:53:54:
Years ago I drove a county tractor doing this very job. I was exploding empty beer bottles under the tires constantly - maybe one every six to ten feet. Two of us were cutting together as a team - we had a good day if we survived the day without a flat. Sickle bar mowers are poor tools to use on roadsides, always clogging on fine grass, tangled weeds, etc. Prone to damage from raodside hazards, like rocks, stumps, litter and trash, car parts, old tires. BACK AWAY FROM THIS ONE - LET SOMEONE ELSE BATTER UP HIS EQUIPMENT!!!
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