Depends on the local market and what people are willing to pay. I do work around my town. I charge thirty dollars labor. Plus parts. Just a flat thirty because most of the time. I can have a chain saw or weedeater fixed in that time. Riding mowers a little more.Some jobs I just throw out a number and the customer will say yes or no. Most of the time it turns out they are willing to pay more than my price. I can do this because I am retired and just work to help people out.Small town and I get all kinds of work.
Some advice. Stay away from the Mantis Tillers. They will drive you nuts. Also if you get the Weedeater brand.With the primer bulb as part of the choke assembly. Don't touch it. You can't buy just the bulb. You have to buy a new carb.I contacted Zama about it.
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