Posted by 135 Fan on May 24, 2008 at 23:31:31 from (24.70.95.205):
In Reply to: Old sickle mower posted by Lanse on May 24, 2008 at 19:15:15:
A sickle bar mower can be extremely dangerous with an inexperienced operator and should never be used if you have any loose animals like dogs running around. Why not save the $50 for other stuff you'll need for your B, like gas and oil for instance? You seem to be spending a lot and have too many projects on the go for your finances. I doubt if the expert doing your heads for a really good deal would be happy that you seem to have all this extra cash laying around. Finish one job before you start another one or you'll end up having a yard full of unfinished projects that a lot of people would consider junk. One real nice finished job is better than 100 unfinished ones. Just my opinion but I think others would agree. Dave
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