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typed by ben

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Check craigslist and auction sites like govdeals


you can get yourself into a professional style mower for a good price. Might need a battery or tire here and there but if you are wanting to save money that's the way to do it.

I think ultimately you are going to wish you never bought 5 mowers and tried to run them all at once. I'm picturing tall wet grass and 5 wimpy 21" mowers trying to get through it. You'll be stopping every 30 seconds to clear a jam or start one up that gagged itself.

Also, what do you plan to tow with?
[Post edited by typed by ben at 07/08/2020 06:32AM]

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Posted: 07/08/2020 at 06:29AM


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