Posted by ChrisinMO on April 23, 2010 at 10:55:12 from (72.161.3.79):
In Reply to: small eng. lawsuit posted by CWL on April 23, 2010 at 05:09:13:
I don't like being tied into spurious class-action lawsuits against my will. I once got a gift certificate from Sears as a settlement for some sort of class action suit. I mailed it back to them telling them I hadn't been harmed in any way and didn't want or need the gift certificate to 'make me whole'.
That being said, I am often amused at the horsepower claims made on harry homeowner equipment. All I can say is so what? It's still going to cost an arm and a leg to purchase and operate that piece of equipment and it still won't last more than ten years, if even that long. If I need the tool often enough, I look for some used industrial grade equipment. If the need is more infrequent, I just rent it. Or sometimes I use my noodle and come up with a way of getting the same job done without needing a machine. More than half of the lawn mowing around our place is done by animals. Sure they don't graze really evenly, but we don't have or desire to have a 'showplace'.
That being said, I am definitely in the market to replace our mower with a little IH Cub or an Allis B or G with something like a Woods mower to do the close to the house mowing. Some people don't appreciate the aesthetic qualities of having a nice cowpie right outside the front door! LOL!
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