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Runbikegrrl Posted - Jun 21 2007 : 6:31:22 PM
In the absence of my son ...during the past 3 weeks I have only been mowing the part of our yard that is visable to the public....the rest is knee high and can not be differentiated from the field in back of my property. I kinda like it wild flowers and other cool stuff is popping up everywhere...HOWEVER, I am showing the house next week so I need to make it look like the type of yard your average middle class home buyer expects...I know my hand push mower won't cut it. I do not have a riding mower so I called someone they want $80 for the first hour and 30 for any additional time....is this a average price or am I getting ripped off I have no idea as I have never had anyone cut my grass.

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UrbanChick Posted - Jun 23 2007 : 6:07:23 PM
Do you think your tractor man travels far? He can come to Georgia! I don't really have grass anymore though I ripped it all out two years ago and I have flower/vegatable beds now.

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junkjunkie Posted - Jun 22 2007 : 9:13:52 PM
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Originally posted by Runbikegrrl

Grass update...well, I get home around 5PM and tractor man is still there...my son said he got there around 2pm (yes, said son who LET the grass get so high we needed to hay it! Turns out tractor man, Ulli is his name...is a drop dead blond tan German.....hummm I am actually thinking of having him back dispite the fact it cost me 170.00....but bummer he has a wife!

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Well....at least it made the expense less painful!
Alee Posted - Jun 22 2007 : 6:52:58 PM
ROFL! You ladies are too funny!

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mikesgirl Posted - Jun 22 2007 : 5:36:46 PM
I once had my kitchen roofed twice in one week..........
Lavendar fields dreamer Posted - Jun 22 2007 : 4:16:56 PM
lmao as some say eye candy is a great thing
Runbikegrrl Posted - Jun 22 2007 : 3:47:29 PM
Grass update...well, I get home around 5PM and tractor man is still there...my son said he got there around 2pm (yes, said son who LET the grass get so high we needed to hay it! Turns out tractor man, Ulli is his name...is a drop dead blond tan German.....hummm I am actually thinking of having him back dispite the fact it cost me 170.00....but bummer he has a wife!

"So many interests so little time!"

http://lovelifelivegrrl.blogspot.com/
Runbikegrrl Posted - Jun 22 2007 : 10:57:32 AM
Ha! Been there..tried that a week ago ...think I broke the weedwacker ...grass got all tangled up and it burned out or something cuz it refuses to start now.

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Tina Michelle Posted - Jun 22 2007 : 10:20:21 AM
I think actually because it is knee high it's just going to be more difficult for anyone either with a push mower or riding mower to get through..so yes to start I think $80 is probably going to be reasonable. If it was regular lawn height about half that to start, but since as you mentioned it is knee high..yeah..I can see it costing $80.


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mikesgirl Posted - Jun 22 2007 : 09:55:32 AM
Hit it with the weedwacker first, then mow it yourself. Much cheaper!
Kathie Posted - Jun 21 2007 : 7:29:45 PM
I don't know Sweetie..
You & I know it's more then we'd ever WANT to have to pay.. but..
It probably is what it should be..
Maybe call some realtor's to see what the going rate is..
I'm sure they have several properties that they have to have this done for.. See what they've had to pay..
They may even have some other people to recommend...

or better yet.. invest in a couple Goats!!!
Borrow someones!!

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Good Luck Kiddo!

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