I have a 7ft JD sickle mower or I have 2 5ft woods choppers. One it junk but it still works, I would use that. If it gets trashed who cares.
I thought about a hourly rate but then I couldnt add in extra for if something gets broke. If I did it for $600 Id want all the cash up front. The guy who told me he needs this mowed is the ordinance officer. I doubt this guy would pay more the $100 for the whole job.
I walked around today, the grass is tall but thin, you can see through pretty easy. There is a big hole, I think its supposed to be a pond and a huge hill of dirt. There is probably about 6 acres of area to mow. I really doubt this will go anywhere unless the city is the one looking for someone to mow it then they charge the guy. I would think the city would just want the yard to the house cut though. I'll call the guy who told me about it tomorrow and see whats going on. He wanted to know today or tomorrow if I could do it and how much.
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