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I've learned long ago that any trail (ski, hike, or bike) that has black diamond in the title is a "no go" for me. ;)

Living the dream.

Living the dream.

But not good target practice while mowing someone elses land. ;)

I use one around my small pond. You might be surprised how well you can maneuver the trimmer even partially submerged in water.

I enjoy reading your posts. Concerning the weed wacking have you thought about buying a wheeled string trimmer?

The problem with that is it sounds like you are so busy you may never get to it.

I would seriously consider sub-contracting the work to remove those rocks. Given one rock could keep you from mowing for a while it might be worth it. I'm assuming an excavator of this size would do the job?

On the field you mow with rocks, how big are the rocks on average? How many rocks do you believe are out there? Is it worth marking the rocks with a long pole and a flag? Or would it be worth seeing if the owner of the field would pay you to remove the rocks?

I find your pictures amazing so I would recommend you start your own thread.

I've enjoyed reading this thread and am envious of your job. I look at tractor work as therapy.

Maybe start your own thread? This is Hay Dude's territory. :ROFLMAO:

I don't mow for a living but the push weed eater sure is easy to use around my pond. Cub Cadet ST 100 Wheeled String Trimmer