Mowing VERY OVERGROWN lawn - Cub Cadet 22 in. 159 cc Gas Walk-Behind String Trimmer ST 100

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In this video we will be mowing a very overgrown lawn with a Cub Cadet 22 in. 159 cc Gas Walk-Behind String Trimmer ST 100. in this example of very crazy mowing conditions the cub cadet walk-behind trimmer plowed right through cutting tall grass that was very overgrown like it was nothing. tall grass cutting / extreme mowing with this machine was very easy. I hope that you enjoy this video of one of our viewer Jesse and I Mowing very overgrown lawn.
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@roastbeefsandwich6769 2 года назад

75,000 of your viewers challenge you to trim your beard 😭😭😭off and then raffle it off for charity. $5.00 per ticket and you choose the charity ♥️🌐♥️🌐

@williamchapman8905 2 года назад

I all was kk

@williamchapman8905 2 года назад

Keep all glasses cuttings on the yard As possible .

@yeah4me1 2 года назад

just a good trim will look nice

@yeah4me1 2 года назад

don't "weed wack" the beard

@JoeyDecay 2 года назад

With the weed eater

@karimlahri7760 11 месяцев назад

The assembly of the lawn mower could be done without any problems ru-vid.comUgkxTPN04aT-Qdjr_KS3ql7ng8wnU3wwsCqk also recommend I just puzzled something about the red strange “key”. However, it quickly turned out that this creates a kind of contact bridge between battery packs and lawn mowers. An additional backup as a father of a 1 year old nephew is great!! :-)

@Rockstar22ize 3 года назад

Everyone that’s wigging out about the grass in the road needs to remember it was the guys first time on a zero. I’m sure he was just focused on learning the machine and not messing anything up. Guarantee they cleaned it up before they left anyway so no problems 🤷‍♂️

@LawnCareJuggernaut 3 года назад

💯💯💯😎🤘 you totally get it!

@panzerabwerkanone 3 года назад

The guy is probably not used to a machine that has so much power, doesn't get bogged down and throws the grass so far.

@hannarye 3 года назад

Grass in the road, not an issue. they'll clean that up, I'd just be careful about riding on / discharging on neighbor's property especially if it's well manicured. First timers on a zero tend to tear up grass with drive wheels. (Ask me how I know that) :)

@Sox348 3 года назад

@@hannarye no it's an issue. If a motorcycle comes by and wipes out it definitely will be

@paulmvn5431 3 года назад

@@Sox348 If you ride a motorcycle you need to be aware of where you're going; that's not a highway.

@fishonkayakadventure 3 года назад

Dude, so awesome that you let him come on your channel and promote his venture! That's what we need more of in this world!

@revfred2008 3 года назад

Yeah Bro, that was super awesome! When I first started I didnt have a trailer or a truck. Just an SUV and residential mower.

@cecesheart32 3 года назад

Don’t forget to include all the pro Bono work as your write offs! Thank you for your wonderful and hard work!!!

@LawnCareJuggernaut 3 года назад

That is GENIUS!!!😎🤘💯💯💯💯

@tbelding 3 года назад

@@LawnCareJuggernaut - He's right. However, what you can write off varies. You can at least write off all of the expenses (fuel, trimmer line, blades) and a certain amount of the time spent as being 'advertising'. The number of hours you put into production of the videos, and then putting them on RU-vid, is advertising costs. You _do_ give the name of your business, you give the location where you work, the kind of work that you do, and even an idea of the costs for hiring you for service. That's advertising.

@jeffreyroybal8981 3 года назад

So much respect for you for being willing to show others and wanting to help them grow a successful business! Seriously! You have become one of my favorite channels just because of your great attitude generosity. Plus the work you do is great!

@101doreen 2 года назад

Concur‼️

@carollaine936 3 года назад

Those push behind weed eaters are great for your back. Less twisting and rotating your back.

@duanehanson8842 3 года назад

Good point.

@clairekennett5102 4 месяца назад

You are a positive power house for me❤️❤️🇬🇧 positive is all good, exactly what the world needs right now❤️👍

@OLBarbok 2 года назад

This was super wholesome, that was basically a free lesson for him, and from my experience (not in the lawn business but in general) it is always fun working together with pros as a beginner since you don't just learn a lot of basics but also some fun little side tips that are very useful.

@kaycooper8196 2 года назад

I'm so impressed by men like you, your dad, and others, who do this job! It's hard work and it takes smarts to do all that's involved in this career. The financial side, the smarts about the equipment, the knowledge of the many different types of plants,trees and grass. The list goes on. I adore that you also share God's word! Awesome. May God bless the work of your hands. I'm gonna keep watching (both channels) and I pray for you and your loved ones.

@krissgross2335 3 года назад

Oh man...I was screaming, Dude, don't blow all that grass into the neighbor's yard! Yeah, you can come back with the blower, but you just made more work for yourself. Yikes! But I'm glad to see you addressed it. 😊

@robertkeenan7530 3 года назад

Haha I was thinking the same thing as I watched it. I went through the comments to see if anybody else said something and I didn't have to get too far down to see your comment.

@JoyceeFiddles 2 года назад

Don't blow it on the road either. Useless or just didn't think, or told.

@krissgross2335 2 года назад

@@JoyceeFiddlesKevin always cleans up any mess that gets in the road.

@delanoscott4269 2 года назад

@@robertkeenan7530 pm l

@tonycritcher3419 2 года назад

@@robertkeenan7530 Yep, I've come down to the comments to do the same!

@131dyana 2 года назад

Thank you for saying "Win or loose always finish the race." WE SOMETIMES NEED TO REMEMBER THAT

@AnnaD.sScratchandcraft 2 года назад

Nice to give a helping hand to Jesse. And liked that you showed the neighbor thanking you.

@LawnCareJuggernaut 2 года назад

Ya he is a really good guy. I always enjoy conversation with him. This video was my fist time meeting him. I have made a few videos with him since then but I don't think they have been edited yet.

@briannachapin5156 3 года назад

I like how when even though you are doing a freebie job you still think of it as a paying job. Those extra little steps of edging and such go a long way.

@2015_Rubicnn 2 года назад

He still gets paid....RU-vid money.🤷🏼‍♂️

@jasonhelberg2137 3 года назад

Truly love that you were able to show a person just starting out some patience and guidance. Keep up the good work!

@reginabundy5139 2 года назад

We don't want to start a business. We just like watching you cut grass for free. Good man.

@sherrypartlo6801 Год назад

Theres a difference in just mowing. You guys go beyond that. You go the extra and you make people feel better

@Celestes_Nest 3 года назад

This was a great one!!! We cut our neighbors property for free. He's been MIA for 3 years. So, when we cut ours, we go ahead and cut his. Makes the neighborhood look nicer.

@tazmankb26 3 года назад

I do the same for an elderly ex policeman. He is always so thankful and tells me I don't have to. I can't stand to see him out there in 100* heat and it will take him 3 days to mow his 1.5 acre. It takes me 30 min tops on my tractor and my way of paying him back for his service.

@Celestes_Nest 3 года назад

@@tazmankb26 Awesome!!!

@RCPSU4 3 года назад

My dad and I have been cutting our one neighbor's property for many years now. He's just unable to do it because of other commitments. It's about 2 acres and a garden tractor is needed because of the hilly terrain. We use our old 1650 I.H. Cub Cadet (48" deck from the 80s), a Craftsman mulching mower, and a Troy Bilt TB70SS trimmer. He does pay us to cover our fuel use.

@user-tc7nd8hk2s 3 года назад

@@tazmankb26 Love that mate ❤️

@NTZClaw 3 года назад

Rule 303🙏🇺🇸

@christiantrucker6296 2 года назад

I love to mow my lawn but I'm a truck driver and gone 2 to 3 weeks at a time. I'm so thankful for guys that mow lawns as a business. I tried a "professional " company called LAWN PROS . What a racket. My wife called after they left to tell me she couldn't tell they cut ANYTHING and they didn't weed eat or edge like they told me they would and was there a total of 10 minutes. All my wife could notice was tire tracks but zero clippings and the grass was almost as tall as the neighbors who hadn't cut in 3 weeks. When I called their office they said sorry they'll cut it lower NEXT week and weed eat then. WRONG answer, in my opinion they should have came back and done it right then not a week later . The solo guy I called did what I asked and only wanted to charge $30 . We paid him $50 and he has a full time customer. Big national / regional companies are not better !! Its the independent small guys that give extra and seem to have more pride in their work.

@davidchristensen6908 3 года назад

No matter what you do be the best at it you can. I hire my lawn done and respect everyone that does this for me. I cleaned sewer drains for 12 years. I thought how horrible but I took it on as a professional and it was a damn good paying job. Same in law care.

@DJDuncanDesigns Год назад

I used to work for a mortgage servicing company, and you're correct! They will not pay for anything. That cut you did, the bank would have asked for a bid - twice- and even then would only pay $50 or so to cut it, IF they even got it done. Most of the time they would literally wait for a city violation. I'm sure they neighborhood appreciates all you did there!

@peggygreen9306 3 года назад

Thank you for all the selfless acts of kindness! This planet needs more people like you. Waterford, Michigan

@RCPSU4 3 года назад

Even though I'm not a pro landscaper, I think I've learned some stuff after watching this. Good luck to Jesse on his venture. I'd pass on a couple things to him: look out for equipment auctions and you might get a deal on reasonably good stuff. Also, machines that can have multiple uses (like the Echo trimmer) should be an important asset.

@ebeth5891 2 года назад

The neighbors must be so relieved. Grass that tall means you’re creating a habitat for wildlife you don’t necessarily want next door!

@land4view808 2 года назад

To be able to work is awsome. We as people are put down on earth to LEARN. To work even for free is to learn a trade to become efficient and successful. Thank you 😊.

@danstankiewicz8222 3 года назад

Thanks for letting the new guy get his footing!

@flipzout100 3 года назад

Great learning experience for the new guy, plus tips and tricks. It really says a lot about the juggernaut helping the guy get his own biz started. Dang that Ferris kicks out the clippings!

@maxkuykendall5866 Год назад

It's been over half a century ago that I did most of my mowing. My people appreciated the job I did, because I was taught by my Father that it was a direct reflection of me; my lawns were my billboards. He taught me to ask how my customer wanted it done, then do it. Afterwards, I would then go and ask if my customer saw anything more they wanted. I got paid well and fifty plus years ago, that money helped me get a four year college degree without a penny of debt. Some years later, I worked for a guy who espoused the belief that there were lesser people whose time wasn't worth as much as his, so he paid those people to mow his lawn. I have always resented that attitude, even if it may be true. You are correct, lawn care is an honorable way to earn money, and it is a worthwhile service that is needed. I guess those of us who have profited from this work shouldn't get to put out with the arrogant so long as we are fairly compensated. I rarely had to bag clippings, but I found that shooting them onto hard services, sidewalks, driveways or lastly streets was much quicker and easier to gather up.

@marygriffith4600 2 года назад

Never look down on yourself or anyone for doing lawn care. It's a hard job that not everyone can physically do. I loved cutting grass but can't anymore. And not everyone wants to do it. Like you said you are giving someone back their days off to spend with their family etc. Love these videos. And doing it for free....priceless. thank you sir.

@janetepley463 3 года назад

I have had the best time watching you clear the lawn today. Even in my healthy days, I could not have done the wonderful work that you do. Thank you!

@christinesmith1952 2 года назад

I so agree with you

@bensmitten2702 2 года назад

Every video you post shows what a HARD worker you are, it is frustrating to see anyone standby and do less. I know you will continue to prosper because of your ethics and heart. Bless you and your family!

@LeannaRuthJensen 2 года назад

I used to enjoy taking care of my own yard. Life happens. I had several life changing events over a period of three/four years and the yard was the least of my concerns. God bless our yard service. After I got a "notice" from the city they have been there for me. You do provide a valuable service, taking the weight off of people who may be overwhelmed, grieving, healing or no longer physically capable of making a beautiful environment for themselves.

@jackieshelton9761 3 года назад

Your comments about the negative image of lawncare persons: I am a 73-year-old retired teacher & I did my own lawncare for as many years as I could. I found that I needed for someone else to do it for me back in about 1996 or so. I always did a good job keeping my lawn & decorative plant & lawn features, too. I am a country girl & my outdoor life is most important. I was always fortunate to find someone like you who also appreciates the beauty of a well maintained & healthy lawn. Without those fine young men, my employees through the years, I could not have had that pleasure. Today, I have the largest lawn ever with multiple beds & separate decorative features. I cannot maintain my own property by myself now. I cannot even weed my Day Lilies or trim my shrubs, but the fine young businessman who works for me has all my respect & appreciation - lucky me ‼️🍀‼️🍀‼️🍀 ‼️

@HopelessObserver 3 года назад

This industry is essential to our society without a doubt

@LawnCareJuggernaut 3 года назад

100%

@rudyrivera654 2 года назад

Much Respect for you. Helping a fellow lawn care guy. And letting him use your equipment

@atmtech72 3 года назад

Always discharge onto the property, then go over it a few extra times to mulch it up finer.

@tazmankb26 3 года назад

Great work ethic and practical common sense you are preaching here. Every young kid should hear this. My dad always told me hard work pays off but it takes time and that hard work is clean living.

@cecesheart32 3 года назад

I appreciate the lawn care industry!!!! You guys make our lawns beautiful, take care of HOA and city violations and truly care for lawn care! Business always has to start somewhere and with that, thank you for all the great information that you share here on your channel.

@joannrater56 2 года назад

You are a great teacher being so patient and explaining process well and I know this was a valuable day for him..so what he put grass in the street that helped the guy gain even more experience on the blower working side by side with the pro. I wish this young man all the best of success in his lawn care business!

@HollyB4 3 года назад

I have these videos playing while I fall asleep because the sound of cutting grass with a lawnmower or a weedeater is soothing to me

@locke3862 2 года назад

19:10 bro. You are 100% in the right mindset. Being a good man, no matter what you do to earn a living, is always the most important thing. And you’ve nailed that

@pakaza 3 года назад

Thanks for being kind and giving back to your community. We never know what is going on with other people. Wished u lived closer. ❤

@cyndikarp3368 3 года назад

By adding a leaf collection system to the Zero Turn, it would help fall clean up with ease. You could also use to pick up excessive grass clippings on thick grass. Double mulching all of the area, until the grass is properly mulched. Remove if excessive.

@ni_wink84 3 года назад

Etiquette is pile in your own lawn, but for the first time on a zero, it’s learning, that’s why you have a blower! Great job guys! Love the video

@Westerntraveler 2 года назад

One thing that is pretty amazing about watching Kevin is he actually runs out of String or gas. Real jobs!!

@dassaweld6612 3 года назад

This was a great job!! I used to mow lawns for the elderly. But, I had to stop because of my legs. Thank you for sharing your video's with US!!

@DG_2725 3 года назад

I, 23 y/o, still think back to being 18 or 19 with a commercial landscaping job as a foreman working with majority of a foreign population. I agree with what you said about the industry. I had insecurities when I was younger about the job and didn’t realize the impact we were having. After leaving the job, I realize all of the cool places I had gone and all of the cool jobs we did.

@debinbc 3 года назад

No matter the job 👍 do it to the best of your ability and never, never put yourself or anyone down for doing a good hard job (ps that goes for the kind of job to!!)... Anyone who does hasn't work a day in their life (stay way clear of them, idle elitists what a waste of a human body)

@pamelalee1841 2 года назад

First thing I noticed was he didn't know to blow it all towards the house on first 3 passes ... first thing I learned from the Juggernaut!!

@charlandjordan6176 Год назад

I especially liked that you gave tips to the other man. You were very articulate as to why you did certain things. I’ve seen numerous people who hoard their knowledge. Hat’s off to you!

@cnuzman8883 3 года назад

I have had the same lawn care provider for almost 20 years and is worth his weight in gold to me. I regard him as a friend. He.has a very good business. I value him as a hard worker.

@dochubbell 3 года назад

P.S. The guy you brought with you with his walk behind weed eater shows off his equipment very well. It is another way to make the job of lawn service easier and faster. It also, (as you mentioned), takes away wear and tear on your other equipment. I have had a pole saw for about a year and have used it only twice. Those two times saved me from having to hire the jobs I did with it. In the long run it makes a good investment when your on a limited budget.

@nickwarner8158 2 года назад

A man willing to lift his hands and accomplish things with them are a shrinking group. So those of us who will use our hands are in demand. I'm a welder and mechanic. My neighbor is a landscaper. I don't mow my lawn and he knows his truck will start everyday. Both of us do not worry about our jobs being outsourced to a different country because we do jobs that can't be outsourced. Thanks for bringing in some up-and-coming motivated men. Do not be afraid to charge for what you do and do not undervalue yourself. The guy in your vid already put a few grand into his gear and it will get the job done. That gear will buy gear that makes him more efficient but is paid for by the first gear. I've got a $70,000 toolset. I sure as hell didn't start there, and I applaud the young ones coming to take my spot.

@user-ze5bs8jf8e 9 месяцев назад

❤ I knew you wouldn't leave the grass!!! You always finish each job to the best of your ability no matter what! I love it!!

@NbKXStorm 3 года назад

It's so satisfying to watch that trimmer just gobble up that super tall grass, makes me want to do this myself! :D

@trainguy1017 3 года назад

Those walk behind trimmers are sweet!!

@melanieschafer1297 12 дней назад

These walk behind string trimmers help a lot to clean up around “unknown areas”, places that may have concrete, rocks, chunks of wood hidden. With one of these, it goes right through grass and weeds and you can tell a hard object is there by the string screaming against it. Much better than a big blade being bent on a barbell weight that just happens to be laying in the yard. I like my string trimmer better than my mower, by far. Also, I have back and knee trouble and this trimmer is like Heaven compared to humping my big self propelled Honda around. Not that I have a lawn business, but I don’t recommend self propelled and especially expensive mowers on rocky, uneven and very steep yards. If you want to mow a steep, rocky, new yard, let it be the cheap, light mower that you play with! I always mow towards the middle of the yard so no discharge in the neighbor’s yard. Just mulch it up multiple times. Grass in streets is like gravel, slippery with a motorcycle.

@roastbeefsandwich6769 2 года назад

FINALLY MY DREAM HAS COME TRUE AND I OWE IT ALL TO JESSE. It may have been his first time on a zero but his natural inclination was to go slow. He's not here trying to prove that he's Speed Racer Junior. He's got a 🧠 brain and he's not afraid to use it. Going slow gets every blade cut the very first pass. Thank you Jesse for proving that landscapers have got what it takes!

@kimburke575 3 года назад

You’re a kind young man for doing that grass for nothing. Bless you both 👏🙏

@roberthansen5553 3 года назад

On a mother note really like the way you are using your time to help others, really like how you showed him how to use the equipment and showed everyone tricks and tips.

@thomaslogue1904 2 года назад

My name is Thomas Logue I just wanted to say I started watching your videos 2 weeks ago and I am very impressed with the attitude and the respect and the religion. I have watched all the videos you need to make more I love watching them. My name is Thomas I'm from sc and I listen to you about good times and hard times when things and the day goes bad I turn on RU-vid and check your channel out I'm 51 years old I am on disability and took custody of my 3 grandchildren and things are tough but we get through thanks to you I keep my head up and life goes on I just wanna say thanks for your channel please make more videos

@HannahMattox 2 года назад

In the last video that I commented on, I mentioned about how I don't judge someone on their political stance, but I also don't judge on religion or anything else. But the thing I like is that you talk about what bothers you, what messes with you, the hard stuff and the easy stuff about your business. I appreciate that. You're a hard working, honest man. At the end of the day, what it takes for me to like a person is that they're kind and care for the fellow human. You ain't gotta like some seriously awful people, that doesn't bother me, not a bit, but you do for others how you'd like them to do for you. And that is what life is about, my friend. You're a good dude. Your whole family is, from what we can tell. From the outside looking in, as just a viewer who doesn't know you from Adam in actual life, you're a good dude.

@PressShopEng 3 года назад

I made something similar to the Cub Cadet about 60 years ago. I took a cheep standard push rotary mower that the front wheels were set back from the front of the deck and cut off the front of the deck. The blade stuck out about 6". I would cut tall weed covered lots with it. Worked great.

@nevada8462 3 года назад

I absolutely love when you quote the Bible! I’m learning the word of God, and you’re incredibly cute to watch and I can’t resist the beard!

@johnsadventures6783 2 года назад

Sweat equity is always respected. I sit in an air conditioned cab all day but I always fall behind on my lawn care.

@carolbrown4378 2 года назад

It's the smile that's contagious. Thank you

@lesiamuzyka7673 3 года назад

The neighbors must’ve been so happy 😁

@therepresentative1619 3 года назад

You do a great job.My neighbor does lawn care.He does the whole street so yeah 24/7 lawnmower,weedeaters and leafblower.If you don't like the noise then move out of town or get better windows and close them.I like the way the whole street looks good and clean and you would swear the grass never grows just stays perfect.

@melissab9865 2 года назад

I love that you give - freely - great advice for anyone who may want to take a step into building a business. Thank you for giving so much of your time and experience to others!

@TheOGDorothy 2 года назад

I've never looked down on lawn care guys. Old man that lived next to my grandma did it til the day he died. He was able to take care of his family doing it and buy a home. Nicest guy you'd ever meet.

@PullsPressesCarries 3 года назад

Do good things like this and good things happen for you theres a reason you are in the position you are today brother love to see it

@abarton1978 3 года назад

Wow - - I had never heard of a push string trimmer, but that thing is cool.

@LawnCareJuggernaut 3 года назад

It was AWESOME!!!

@austinkoeppen6122 3 года назад

They're great. When my parents bought their rural property it was very overgrown and we were attacking it with weed eaters and we decided to get a push string trimmer, make super quick work of it.

@roselyncampisi822 2 года назад

You are so kind to show the young man how to work the lawn mower. You are so sweet. We need more people like you around!

@rodgersandrodgers8191 Год назад

I like to call myself a juggernut... That is because I love your channel. There's no good reason why I do. I do not cut lawns. I could not even cut my own because of my own abilities. But I enjoy seeing you and do such good work for people who for whatever reason could not do it for themselves. Fortunately I can afford to and I do hire it done. Oh, I do little things like fertilize easy things. But cutting is beyond my physical limitation. So thank you for doing what you do. I appreciate it and I know that they do.

@mrmrswalterjobjr4188 3 года назад

Second. Thanks for all the tips. Homeowners can use them too.

@LawnCareJuggernaut 3 года назад

Thank you for watching Walter!

@Yearon1530 3 года назад

Don’t forget your seat belt bro 😎

@Bigf00tKEO 3 года назад

I like the tall grass take downs. It's satisfying

@carybrown3070 Год назад

I love my high wheel trimmer... I would love a gas weed eater, but I have MS and my arms don't have the strength anymore to hold one, where the high wheel trimmer I can work with as long as I can work for! I just buy heavy duty line and cut it to length... you don't have to buy the precut ones. I have a craftsman, and have been using them for about the past 15 years. I am so thankful my son takes care of the mowing because I have about 3/4 of an acre and I couldn't keep up on it without him! So thank you for helping so many that just can't do it themselves!

@OldManBadly 3 года назад

I love how youtube changes the economics of every day life. Doing this job basically "for the lulz" is cool in and of itself, and getting 200k plus views sort of pays for the work and then some. So the community gets a great benefit and the rest of us get sort of relaxing videos and some sage advice. All good.

@revfred2008 3 года назад

Love this video Kevin, you have really opened up the ears of individuals with terminology they may have never heard. Now they can go look up these terms and see how its applicable to them because some only know 1 side out of the 3 sides of the business. 1. Skills and productivity 2. Sales, marketing, and advertising 3. Administration

@donnawilson2858 8 месяцев назад

It looks good. That looked like very thick grass. Thank you for all the information.

@featherpayne 2 года назад

I have a walk behind trimmer and personally I think it a standard handheld trimmer is less fatiguing and faster but then again I am old and fat. I love your mentoring skills. Not judgemental but informational. Very well done sir.

@jmc2510 3 года назад

Dude that trimmer machine looks like a neck and back saver.

@MrBlacice03 3 года назад

Way from Katy Tx. Wish we had people like you. I just subscribed to you channel with this comment.

@2002trooper4me 2 года назад

I was tweaking watching him blow clippings into the road, and then onto the neighbor's yard. Ahhhh!!!! lol. These are learning opportunities I kept telling myself. He's new and he is still learning... Good job teaching him.

@DKM905 2 года назад

Good job and you make a difference. Your Trade is no longer looked down on it is a very respectful profession.

@dloglesby57 2 года назад

WOW!!! Love the Cub Cadet trimmer! Was nice that you let Jesse run your zero point turn mower. Though he DOES have some things to learn as far as not blowing all the grass in the street. he started to blow it all on the neighbors lawn , which he has to learn that NOW that is extra work, to clean all that up, what a mess!! Sigh. Personally I Like the way Kevin does it better, cause it keeps the clippings contained to the lawn and not ALL OVER THE PLACE, cause as I stated, NOW he has a mess all over the neighbors lawn and that NOW Kevin has to go back and blow back off the neighbors lawn and onto the deserted homes lawn.. but at some point he will learn that what you do is better and less work in the long run..

@tergar1 3 года назад

Good idea, use this abandoned home to teach and make the home look good. Thank you for the video. 👍

@christalbrooks5253 3 года назад

You are an inspiration, always giving. God bless you and your business to increase, increase, increase.

@grammybear4226 3 года назад

🐼 Big Bear Hugs from a 67 yr old grandma in Kirby, Texas, USA 🐼

@GMBiorn 3 года назад

Discharge only back into the lawn, never in the street or the neighbor's yard; if it requires multiple passes, so be it. I had the street patrol plus a neighbor that would not want ANY discharge on his property. Just sharing, thanks juggernaut

@thetroubadourtrucker 3 года назад

I noticed that too, and was smh.

@MaineDee34 3 года назад

Not a big deal if you clean it up, but It takes less time to do more passes than it does to clean it up, Especially that much grass

@search5819 3 года назад

@@MaineDee34 IT CAN BE A BIG DEAL SO DONT DO IT...

@jacobgerardi9405 3 года назад

@@MaineDee34 I know I’m late on this but me and my family ride motorcycles and if you hit grass clippings and or leaves that have been mulched it’s like driving on ice it’s also illegal ware I live to blow it in the road

@snoopy9292 3 года назад

What’s a street patrol?

@bitteroldman8528 3 года назад

I've got the sears version of walk behind trimmer. It's a beast, we've even used it to trim around the irrigation uprights in our hay fields.

@HannahMattox 2 года назад

I've used one of those little push weedeaters. Holy crap, they're amazing! I used one in my last marriage, my grandmother-in-law bought one and we did her yard work and any maintenance she needed for the price of rent on another property she let us live in. We used it around the pond, through the field she had where there was nothing but kudzu, and along the gravel driveway. I won't lie. It was nice to have. Especially the thicker line you have. We had a lot of trees to go around, and you learn quickly how far away you need to be to not tear up a young fruit tree and stuff. It's good stuff.

@mrsjuggernaut6234 3 года назад

Go Jesse! You won that race with flying colors!

@mrsjuggernaut6234 3 года назад

🤓🤓🤓😂🤣

@saliston 3 года назад

This is a very respectable industry. Its al about good hard work.

@justjacob850 3 года назад

I use my cub for clean ups all the time. Its paid for itself after the first use. It was definitely money well spend for me.

@juanmangasmochas1533 3 года назад

I bought the Troy-Bill. It’s not bad with stuff at 3-4 ft. Once the stuff is taller, you realize that it’s underpowered.

@deineadam2240 2 года назад

That little race and the way you called it, was cute. Love your channel. I usually discharged into the yard.

@Sandra-KayeSmith Месяц назад

I lost my home in 08 also, plus some other things happened, not just the bank. Please know I'm praying for your parents. That a beautiful house on the outside. I would love to own it and fix it up. But I've never lived where it snowed. Sorry I just started watching your channel this year. 😊❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

@MF_RanDie 3 года назад

I can’t/don’t know how to cut my lawn to save my life. I came here to learn. Props to ALL lawn care guys! To me it’s a pretty respectable business. I’m just a girl from the desert to green as day Maryland. I just want to surprise my husband by cutting the lawn all year long. I might be shit at first. I’m scared to do the first cut of the season, but hey, it’ll NEED to be done.

@LawnCareJuggernaut 3 года назад

You will have it down before you know it.

@swearenginlawanda 3 года назад

@@LawnCareJuggernaut my hubby would get mad when I mowed the yard. Mostly because he knew it was hard on my heart and rotten hips. I kept trying until I couldn't.

@thatdudephilly 3 года назад

What's not respectable about helping people who can't do it themselves this is for a bank but you seen how happy that old man was to get that done most of my customers are older ladies that can't do it themselves