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DIY & Home Improvement

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11. Not necessarily. They can use a push mower. A little hard

Sat May 14, 2022, 11:04 PM

May 2022

work is good for a growing boy. Not sure if you’d get any takers but mowing one big yard isn’t any different than mowing 5 smaller ones.

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Mowing and lawn mower question [View all] not fooled May 2022 OP

why are you doing a lawn? Kali May 2022 #1

Absolutely! SheltieLover May 2022 #6

Don't plant a lawn at all! Bobstandard May 2022 #3

I suppose you have heard... Triloon May 2022 #4

Marketing not fooled May 2022 #5

Just hire it out...lawn care guys are a dime a dozen... VarryOn May 2022 #7

You're right not fooled May 2022 #8

It's summer. Are there any high-school kids you can hire? Phoenix61 May 2022 #9

I'm nervous about liability not fooled May 2022 #10

Not necessarily. They can use a push mower. A little hard Phoenix61 May 2022 #11

I bet you could rent a mower at Home Depot or a rental shop. nt. Hotler Nov 2022 #12

You're right not fooled Nov 2022 #13