A 14 year old's work and equipment.

[daniel1015]

Hey looks good. How do you get the walk behind around? Did you buy that brand new?
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[AkRowdyA78]

Looks pretty damn good. How do you like your echo edger? How often do you change the blade? I am thinking about picking one up when I get my tax return.

[Exmarkboy13]

Originally Posted by daniel1015

Hey looks good. How do you get the walk behind around? Did you buy that brand new?
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Thanks. Im getting a 5x8 to pull behind the craftsman. It has like 80 hours on it and i got it for 2500 plus the proslide xt, bagger, and delivery!

[Exmarkboy13]

Originally Posted by AkRowdyA78

Looks pretty damn good. How do you like your echo edger? How often do you change the blade? I am thinking about picking one up when I get my tax return.

Thanks. Its a good lightweight edger for weekly maintenance. Very hard for over grown edges and I do not use it to edge beds. I go through 2 blades a week, but will be switching over to the stihl blades. Overall its pretty good.

[joel29m]

does look good, the stripes are on point. at 14 i was still riding bikes with a bunch of other kids, i wish my mind was on what i do now 14 years ago. how many lawns you have so far?

[joel29m]

my bad i know how many you have....

[vinnieobrien]

hey man everythings looking good, keep it up and when you turn 18 youll be very well off.

[brc1989]

Impressive, I remember cutting the grass for like 10 elderly people in my old trailer park when I was eleven years old. Now I'm working for the third largest landscaping company in the U.S.

[Darryl G]

Looks pretty darn good to me. My only suggestion is you might want to retire the blown-out jeans...your work looks pro and it's the only thing keeping you from looking pro too. I hope you're charging accordingly because the quality of your work is well beyond what "little Johnny from up the road" typically provides.

[vinnieobrien]

Originally Posted by brc1989

Impressive, I remember cutting the grass for like 10 elderly people in my old trailer park when I was eleven years old. Now I'm working for the third largest landscaping company in the U.S.

You just got to start somewhere.
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