Pulled up to bid this job and this is what I saw. The busted up husqvarna was the first guy to try and cut this yard for $40 He made one pass and flipped it down the hill. He landed in the road the mower landed right side up. He got 18 stitches in his leg and a couple broke ribs. We cut it with a 48 inch toro ztr and the new hustler 54 inch took us 20 mins I charged her $125 after she told me 4 others already looked and said they could not do it.
I guess after a while you learn. You've stated in the past how to do it -tighter belts, raised deck, etc. It is worth the 125$ tho. There are much more chances of destroying your mower (blades, deck, motor, etc.).
Carscw- I give you credit man, :thumbsup: from looking at your pics, I think it would have made me nervous even on my previous GT. Now, back when I was into excavating, that would be nothing for me to run a backhoe over it digging my way down.
Pulled up to bid this job and this is what I saw. The busted up husqvarna was the first guy to try and cut this yard for $40 He made one pass and flipped it down the hill. He landed in the road the mower landed right side up. He got 18 stitches in his leg and a couple broke ribs. We cut it with a 48 inch toro ztr and the new hustler 54 inch took us 20 mins I charged her $125 after she told me 4 others already looked and said they could not do it. View attachment 23399
Looks like a Wheat Field. Think of all the free over-seed she got.
Reminds me of when I was a young teen and we'd go to our cottage for a few weeks in the summer. The "lawn" if you could call it that was 3 to 4 feet high. Mostly weeds but some grass. My father would give me a hand whip to cut it down to size. That would take me about 4 hours. Then I'd take a standard lawnmower with large rear wheels and tip it up and mow the entire lawn down to about 4 or 5 inches, and then do a normal cut after that, raking the huge amount of mulch into a mulch pile. Enormous amount of work. Took all day to do by hand.
Those pics brought back memories. Thanks for the post.