My first fall cleanup!

[pattytastik]

This is my first Fall Cleanup. I used a 21in toro super recycler, a rake, and a Echo pb-500.

[ny scaper]

Looking good as usual!! Hows that 500 blow leaves?

[pattytastik]

Thanks man! The Echo is awesome! Just the amount of power I need out of a blower (although I could see why some LCO's would need a stronger blower)

[ny scaper]

So did it blow those leaves no problem?! Might get one for cleanups. Dont have funds for a 600Mag

[pattytastik]

Yeah it was fine for this kind of a cleanup, not sure how it would do with larger cleanups (stacks of wet leaves). This job had relatively minimal leaves and they were all pretty much dry.

[ron mexico75]

So how did you do it? Blow all the leaves to the street, tarp and dump on a trailer or truck? Just curious.

Looks good.

[pattytastik]

I mowed over it twice (bagged) and blew/raked the sidewalks and remainder of leaves into 2 or 3 small piles and put them in 2 contractor bags. Job took 1 hour by myself.

[XLS]

PM me if you dont want to say on the open fourm , What does thoes sized lots go for mowing season and for cleanups. I am curious looks like a high end house but could be wrong just dont see that style home anywhere around here.

looks good!

[ny scaper]

Gotcha thanks man!!!

[pattytastik]

Originally Posted by XLS

PM me if you dont want to say on the open fourm , What does thoes sized lots go for mowing season and for cleanups. I am curious looks like a high end house but could be wrong just dont see that style home anywhere around here.

looks good!

Well, I primary work in Philadelphia (not suburbs) so it's a very competitive priced area. This house isn't very high end, but I could see how it would look like one from the picture. The lawn in $30 per cut (every 2 weeks). The Fall cleanup (just the front yard) was $60. Keep in mind, I am 17 so my prices are unfortunately expected to be lower than many companies on here.