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Regular maintenance

May 17, 2016, 12:37 pm
Filed under: Mikes Lawns

When running a lawn care business, blades must always be sharp and oil must be fresh.

Some older lawn businesses have crews, and may have 5 people all using machinery. This would cause a headache because oil may go bad, and blades could go dull without notice.

Keeping track of each machines working hours is a good idea.

A commercial walk-behind honda mower goes for $1400 so maintenance is a high priority.

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