Dude you got raped doing the pandemic $75k wow lol I just got mine 3 days ago 2024 2500 tradesman for $46999

$150

So basically the obvious….you need an umbrella when it’s raining outside. Great info…

How do you get the equipment from one job to the next one 3 miles away? Yea... $1,500.00 is absolutely NOT feasible

One of the things you don’t like about the 2022 Rams is the color you picked?😂 I paid $50,000 for mine and it’s a long bed with some factory ad ons, in California if that matters

Fool for paying that price. I compare it to a $14 beer at a ballgame...yeah I could afford it...but I refuse to pay it. If we all did this the prices would drop. Wake up people

I just bought my first zero turn. I got the liberty z. It was 5k. I can’t believe I spent that much on a mower. I didn’t do enough research. I hate the deck adjuster on it. It’s like they just said hey we don’t even care when designing it.

I just got one the other day and I love it. One pull and ready to go

I just bought a 2024 6.4 4x4 bighorn brand new with 24 miles on it, for 56,000 out the door! With an additional warranty, It has everything you have on it. I am getting 14.7 miles per gallon. Why was yours so expensive?

How wide is that one

Major con is the new recall on 158,000 2022 2500s in summer 2024.

I have the same truck and get 23mpgs. Just kidding, I thought someone had to throw a crazy fuel economy number in the comments.

You said “this truck” like 40 fucking times too many…

Wow that’s horrible. I’m not in landscaping but I can’t imagine why anyone would even think about doing it for these prices. There is no where in America where you can live of $15k a year. Start changing what your time is worth or do something else. If I was in landscaping I wouldn’t touch a yard for less then $150. You have a couple hundred grand invested in equipment that wears out and needs periodic replacement, your busting your ass all day outside in the heat, and for what? Less then minimum wage?

I Mean Absolutely No Disrespect In Anyway I’d start with getting yourself new blades cause the ones in this clip are bent you can see it in stripes, I’d have who ever is mowing needs work on straightening his lines

Best decks on the market

Get off your ass and mow the lawn!!!!

Too long on the choke my friend. As soon as she fires up give it another 1-2 seconds on choke then take it off. Having the choke on that long isnt good for the engine.

Nice truck! Just purchased a 24 tradesmen. Two things I hate… there is always the sewing noise at cold start and during acceleration/load. The factory tires are crap. Do you guys have the same issues? I get around 18 mpg Highway and 12 city.

was thinking about a Ram....but I bought a 23 silverado 2500 HD High Country 6.6 gas, the dealer was hounding me as I felt this trim was a bit much but i got it for 67k before TTL and GM gave 3.9% so....2024 were just coming out so they were getting rid of 23s last April......b4 this I was looking at a big horn with night edition and it was long bed...almost bought it but someone snatched it up b4 i could decide and same happened on a GMC shortly after, both were really good deals as well love the steps on bed of the truck and it has everything and then some....I dont tow but haul heavy loads and its no problem where my half ton would be way overloaded

If it is just mowing 140

My parents just bought a turf tiger and it's great. One thing I don't understand is why the heavy manual deck lift. My dad has issues with his legs and even for myself you have to put a lot of force to lift or lower the deck. With such a good hydraulic system why not power system?

Awww he only cuts his mommy's yard

I believe they teach that in kindergarten. Duhhhhhhhh

I cant. It's a giant pond. Got anything better?

Bruh...75k? 😂

Copied video lol

You got something setup wrong if damp conditions cause you clumps or windrows. That looks like tall fescue like we have here and we haven't double cut anything since switching to scag velocity + deck machines 6 or 7 years ago. Engine rpm, HIGH lift blades or minimum high lift on the discharge blade and standard on the other 2 spindles. 1/4" deck pitch. Those are the 3 main things to get dialed in. Used exmark, gravely, bob-cat and wont use anything else now.

I bought a 2021 6.4 tradesman for 52k. MSRP was 47k but the dealer put a new flat bed on it (which I needed), which it was a little more expensive than it should've been.

who’s paying 50 tho 40 yea

who’s paying 50 tho 40 yea

If you think a Ferris or hustler is better than a wright you’re high lol maybe this list is based on price.

Thats a nice truck

Yea but normally everyone would be nervous and ashamed for asking people if you can mow it

GSA equipment has one for $9700

Nice mower but seems like you over paid. My dealer has the same mower listed in the show room for $11,500. I hope that was worth an extended warranty or some thing.

If you are providing at quality service you should easily be able to get $85 for this lawn. I always tell my customers “you pay for what you get”

I have a 2020 tradesman 2500 6.4 Hemi and pull a 31.5 travel trailer with no issues at all.Gives me about 10.5 mpg at 65 to 70mph no sway at all . I would recommend this truck

I think the hustler fas trek 54 inch deck should have been on your list. You can buy one for under 9.000.00 . I bought one for 7916.00 new out the door including tax. It's got s 22hp Kawasaki engine and duel fuel tanks. It's got 3200 hydro geat trans. It has a good quality suspension seat. 4 year 750 hour warranty.

Worth every penny!!!

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If I can tell right you shot the grass in flower bed. Should have turned the other way.

For the whole thing . And I’m from Alabama weedit edge cut blow $135 biweekly . When you think about your gas and time .

Turn off the fucking choke

Stihl fs 56 250$ Stihl bg 50 blower 150$ 163 cc 21 fwd mower 450$ Walmart's cheapest head shears & loppers 20$ two gas cans 30$ advertising 100$ ugly line, 2 mix, shrub rake & initial gas 50$ That's my best start, and yes, you can work out of a car's trunk with this setup.

That’s atleast 280 lawns a month. Idk how achievable that would be for most people since you’re already spending 12 hrs just working. Better convince people/business into contracts and market like a mad man 😅

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Lawns should not be charged at over $20 a lawn. You're not doctor's or lawyers. You have no business charging any more than $35 an hour.

Buying this same truck friday