Bosetti Lawn Care Pics!

[deere615]

Little bit of work I have done in the past 2 weeks for a lady that lives a street over. I have been doing all kinds of things for this lady. All her steps to the back alley were buried in weeds, she wanted it cleaned up for safety reasons:
Before:

These were actually after I started


An after

[deere615]

Another after:

Cleaning up some ivy in the front

Trimmed up a tree(actually I did a bunch) that was all up against the house:

The day before I went to go and do a little bit of work she had a small fire at night, apparently she had a little planter with compost and she stirred it up and it caught

[bakerc8]

nice pics and i love your work

[deere615]

Thanks

[Wojomower125]

Nice work!! how do like ur truck, kuz im looking at a 1999 chevy a lil older but still a good truck !

[deere615]

Originally Posted by Wojomower125

Nice work!! how do like ur truck, kuz im looking at a 1999 chevy a lil older but still a good truck !

I like it ya. No real problems with it, I and I give it a pretty good workout. Its got 130,000 mile on it. I brought it with 111,500. I would like to upgrade to a 3/4 ton though

[Wojomower125]

Do you think a 3/4 ton really makes the difference?

[bakerc8]

what did you use to do the clearing job?

[deere615]

Originally Posted by Wojomower125

Do you think a 3/4 ton really makes the difference?

Yea, especially when you are pulling a trailer daily and even snow plowing. I am always hauling stuff in my bed, like mulch and manure and when it comes to topsoil and stuff I can only haul a little bit. You never know what you might be hauling so its always better to go bigger

Originally Posted by bakerc8

what did you use to do the clearing job?

Mostly my gas hedge clippers, used the chainsaw a little, raked it all up and put it in barrels. I hit a piece of metal fence with my hedge clipper and screwed them up a little but I sharpened them the next day

[Wojomower125]

Yeah true, im not hauling too too much yet so really dont have the need