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little green guy
04-26-2000, 08:50 PM
Hey whatever happened to grassboy I think we lost about 60 posts a day

DMC300
04-26-2000, 08:56 PM
HE MUST BE HARD AT IT!<p>----------<br>DON<br>LIANNES' MOWING

Charles
04-26-2000, 09:03 PM
I often wonder that too lol. He was like a son I never had. Either he took all Our words of wisdom and is out making a mint. Or daddy didnt come through with the money or he couldnt get a loan. At least he could have said goodbye.

Eric ELM
04-26-2000, 09:20 PM
The reason there was so many posts is that there was a Grassboy and there also was a Grasboy, 2 different spellings. I haven't seen either one lately.<p>----------<br>&lt;a href=&quot;http://www.townserver.com/elm/&quot;&gt;Eric@ELM&lt;/a&gt;<br>

Toroguy
04-26-2000, 09:52 PM
Grassboy (ss) had a type &quot;fingerprint&quot; he used in most posts...I read alot of posts thinking maybe someone had created him as a alias or something, and that &quot;fingerprint&quot; would show up. No sign of it.<p>He was a interesting young man, hope he is doing well.

yardsmith
04-26-2000, 11:00 PM
He's probably out giving his customers that wonderful idea of unlimited lawn service for 21.95 a month (that he was &quot;kidding&quot; about anyways)<p>----------<br>Smitty ô¿ô<br>

cjcland
04-27-2000, 12:00 AM
that was grasboy (one s) that had that idea<p>----------<br>CJC Landscape Management<br>Winter Haven, Florida

southside
04-27-2000, 04:25 AM
He's either out working flat out and getting<br>nowhere or he had a nasty accident with a <br>bio-grinder.You choose. :)<p>Karl<br>

little green guy
04-27-2000, 08:13 PM
what's a bio-grinder??

southside
04-28-2000, 06:07 AM
Little Green Guy.<br>A bio-grinder is the wood chipper from hell.<br>The ones they have here run 2 600hp Cat<br>motors and they just drop entire trees into<br>it. Needs a 40 tonne excavator to keep it fed.<p>Karl<br>

DTM65
04-28-2000, 12:44 PM
Holy ****! I'd like to see one of those! (But not to close.)<br><p>----------<br>D. Tom<br>

thelawnguy
04-28-2000, 04:06 PM
I think here in the States they are called Tub Grinders. The landfill where I take my stuff has one, it will take a ten foot around stump, rocks roots and all and without a fuss convert it into three yards of mulch/compost in about as much time as it took to read this post.<p>Junkyards have something similar, which will convert a mid-80s Fleetwood into a big steel wool scouring pad, seats tires, block and all, in a matter of minutes.<p>If theres a job to be done, somewhere somehow theres a machine that will do it.<p>Bill

Grassboy
04-28-2000, 06:29 PM
HEY EVERYONE!<p>I never knew so many people actually read my posts! Yeah DMC300 is exactly right, I am very very VERY busy. My business is a total success, well at least according to what my goal I set to achieve. I have 23 customers, an ExMark Lazer Z HP 48&quot; 21hp kaw, an Echo trimmer-srm(?)-2601 and an Echo blower-PB601. I have found that I am better at markteting the business than I am at actually doing the work. Don't get me wrong, I do a great job and I can use the equiptment good, but I have been trying to overcome the perfectist mind-set I have. Anyone have any problems w/ that? How did you get over it? I have been coming home from school at 2:30 and mowing till 8:30 (whenever it gets dark). I am so busy!!!!!!! I have a few questions that I will post probably, look for them. I am away for the weekend visiting a college which ironically gives me some time to go online. Talk to you all later (((if I have time))) :) <p>Grassboy<br>AKA Owner of- Jeff's Lawn Care Service

Matt
04-28-2000, 06:51 PM
Just thought i would add that It seems as though grassboy and I are the same age. he is definatly doing better then I am. I have been busy with premulch cleanups. Oh and F.Y.I. I worked on a tub grinder all summer long 2 summers ago. I had to clean it, fix it, change the teeth(no easy task), I did everything but run it. I literally risked my life every single day. My ears are still ringing from being 6 inches away from the 300hp Cat.

Charles
04-28-2000, 07:01 PM
Grass Boyzzz back!! Congratulations on your success. Just try to set an inner time table on the time you spend on a yard for the price it is paying. Nice of you to check back in

Grassboy
04-29-2000, 12:51 AM
Hey Charles, <br>Need more details on your time table suggestion. What do I do if I see that i am spending too much time for the money i am earning??? Drop the customer, cuz if that's the case I would be dropping a lot of customers!

Charles
04-29-2000, 07:10 AM
Grassboy, go up on the unprofitable yards a few dollars each year. The really unprifitable ones go up to what the price is suppose to be. And if u lose that customer u just lose them

Grassboy
04-29-2000, 09:46 AM
Charles-<br>I understand that, but some of the ones i have right now are bugging me a lot because of the low quote I have given them. I don't want to work for practically nothing for those lawns this year, so what can I do this year?<br>