Bored so here’s a new poll, I like the gas mower, especially Honda because they are bullet proof and 4 cycles are usually pretty maintenance free(dirt cheap on craigslist or the like for something barely used) I do have an electric weed eater though, that thing is amazing and cheap. The electric mowers seem pricey still and not as powerful as my trusty Honda.
Sure I could pay someone to do it, but it’s actually something I enjoy doing. Throw on the noise cancelling headphones and rock out. And if you screw up, it grows back!
I have a plug in electric mower. Line is a PITA but much cheaper and more powerful than battery powered mower and actually zero maintenance required versus a gas mower. But I have a small lawn so it’s not a big deal. I’d love to pay someone to do it but it seems dumb to pay 60 bucks a week for something that takes me 15 minutes tops.
Cub Cadet rider powered by a nice Kawasaki engine. Selling it shortly and getting a zero turn Gravely/Ariens or a Wright Stander if I can steal one end of season.
@joeblogs I don’t think I’ve ever seen a 2 stroke mower?
I went electric for the weed wacker. Couldn’t stand the 2 stroke.
For backpack blower, Redmax 8500. Worst decision I ever made was buying a less expensive Stihl. Gotta have all the power!
Ariens snowblower. 414cc. Good machine.
My close friend just picked this up with under 100 hours for $4800. Unbelievable deal for this as it stands. Diesel power!
Yeah I forgot to say, I meant to add the detail that 2 stroke weed eaters are a PIA. I still need to purchase a cordless blower, but my plug in Toro works pretty well, and it’s kind of cordless with my Craigslist generator!
I’ve got a Kobalt 40V electric mower that’s been great over the past few years. The 40v electric tools have been excellent for me. I use a combo of that with a 40v Greenworks edger/trimmer and blower. Unless I get really lazy and let the grass get out of control I can do the front and back yard on one battery each.
The 60 buck quote was from the legit company I use for twice annual cleaning/mulching. I could probably get down to 35/40 bucks a cut if I used a less reputable company. Even the kids in my neighborhood charge 20 bucks a cut. Landscaping is just expensive outside DC.