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Are you rural or in suburbia? I grew up mowing the lawn in the actual countryside (among the farms) with the jumbo jets literally flying overhead.
New York…? Flyover state? You doing ok over there, my dude?
I went to high-school in a "township", outside city limits, and we had a Cub Cadet riding mower.
Now I just can't get enough of you...
Well that’s certainly a total 180 from what you said yesterday but still consistent with what I knew already.
My point is that New York is not a flyover state or part of flyover country. It’s not even next to it. And did you read the thing or are you just making sure we all remember that you had your heart set on arguing with me?
I don't know what "in a township" means. It was 6 miles to school for me and I push-mowed an acre..
Geez, that's a lot of pushing. I hope it was at least self-propelled. I think we had 1/4 acre. But we had apple trees! About 10. The horses next door loved them, but apples made them drool.
It was propelled by a *my* self. It took 2-3 hours to mow. Currently I live in a suburban setting with 1/4 acre lot. Still using a pushmower and when this one dies, like Dylan, I'm going electric.
At least our roads were paved.
Checked another brand that wasn't zero-turn, and it runs around $4,800 US. Same 2-acre limitation. Meanwhile, a gasoline powered riding mower by the same manufacturer and same size runs around $2,220. At current gasoline prices, that's a difference of 886.9 gallons. That's about 591 weeks for me. A rough estimate taking in dry spells comes down to almost 74 years of mowing to make up the difference.
