I believe we will all agree $500 - $600 is too high a price to pay. Shoot at the $500 price point, will take mowing many yards just to recoup the initial investment.
Let us think about that for a minute. Say the going price for cutting a lawn in the neighborhood is $25. A little simple math later, $500 divided by $25 = 20 lawns to cut just to cover the initial investment cost of a $500 mower. Dear ole dad’s top of the line mower will cost more than that to replace. Now for dear ole dad that is fine, he has a well-deserved reputation, for rewarding himself with the best brand name lawn and garden tools his hard-earned money will buy to keep in mind.
Starting up a new lawn mowing business, a successful young entrepreneur should limit the cost of such a major investment, to let us say, under $300 and still get a high quality lawn mower that cuts grass really well.


For many kids, their first real taste of what it takes to make their own money starts with mowing lawns. Oh yes, it begins rather simply. The next-door neighbors go on vacation. Their mower is in the shop for a tune-up, or countless other reasons.









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TolovajJun 16, 2012
teddletonmrJan 23, 2012
Ah yes, the collapsible containers are a great way to lessen the clutter in the garage, Pop them open fill them with leaves or grass clippings. Then empty them into a compost bin or set them on the curb for the recycle truck to pick up.
After you are finished with your lawn or garden clean up project, simply collaps the handy recyclible container and put it away under a shelf, or hang it on the wall out of your way.
Thanks for stoping by and sharing your thoughts, be well and make it a great day, Mike
dustytoesJan 23, 2012