Little Blue Lawn Care

[LittleBlueLawnCare]

A few pics:

http://i370.photobucket.com/albums/oo146/LittleBlueLawnCare/275NWBeau-1.jpg

http://i370.photobucket.com/albums/oo146/LittleBlueLawnCare/100_0768.jpg

http://i370.photobucket.com/albums/oo146/LittleBlueLawnCare/100_0779.jpg

http://i370.photobucket.com/albums/oo146/LittleBlueLawnCare/queenridge3.jpg

Small clean up/Mulch Install:

*Before*
http://i370.photobucket.com/albums/oo146/LittleBlueLawnCare/IMG00214.jpg

*After*
http://i370.photobucket.com/albums/oo146/LittleBlueLawnCare/IMG00243.jpg

Equipment:

http://i370.photobucket.com/albums/oo146/LittleBlueLawnCare/IMG00238.jpg

http://i370.photobucket.com/albums/oo146/LittleBlueLawnCare/IMG00232-1.jpg

[Steve]

Those are some fantastic pictures! Do you use them at all in your marketing? If so how?

[LittleBlueLawnCare]

Those are some fantastic pictures! Do you use them at all in your marketing? If so how?

I use some of them and others on my website. I also use them on my craigslist ads when I place them. Sets the ad apart from all the others on craigslist.

[Steve W]

Yes, I agree! Looks GOOD! You do a good job. and thats a nice lil set up you have for equipt. Thats all ya need really. and a blower

[musician/lawnman]

He has a blower, There's a BG55 sitting right there on the driver's side of the trailer...

Nice work.

I wish stripping was effective down here, The grass is too coarse & stiff to respond to it.

[Steve W]

He has a blower, There's a BG55 sitting right there on the driver's side of the trailer...
Your Right. Damn too many icehouse i guess

[LittleBlueLawnCare]

He has a blower, There's a BG55 sitting right there on the driver's side of the trailer...

Nice work.

I wish stripping was effective down here, The grass is too coarse & stiff to respond to it.

It's a BG86. :D

[SuperiorPower]

Yes. Very nice pics. I love the side walk job. That is a great before/after picture to use in your marketing.

[musician/lawnman]

Your Right. Damn too many icehouse i guess

Not that I drink a ton, maybe a few beers once or twice a week.... But I drink Icehouse too. My favorite! has been for ehhhh about 12 years.
Cool, I almost never meet anyonce else who prefers it, Don't know why? It's good beer!

[Steve W]

Yeah its good stuff. and the pics of the yards still look good without icehouse.
:D

[LittleBlueLawnCare]

Picked up my new mower today.

2009 Wright Stander, 36/17:

http://i370.photobucket.com/albums/oo146/LittleBlueLawnCare/IMG00310.jpg

http://i370.photobucket.com/albums/oo146/LittleBlueLawnCare/IMG00312.jpg

http://i370.photobucket.com/albums/oo146/LittleBlueLawnCare/IMG00308.jpg

http://i370.photobucket.com/albums/oo146/LittleBlueLawnCare/IMG00307.jpg

[SuperiorPower]

Now that is a commercial unit. I love the welded deck, and just general heavy design.

[turfmaster]

Excellent choice!

You will not regret it.

Beats the hell out of a walk behind. :D

[LittleBlueLawnCare]

Yeah, Can't go wrong with a Wright:D

I'm really looking forward to using this machine, sucks I have to wait till monday.:(

[Steve W]

I am thinking of buying a Great Dane Stander soon. Can you tell me is it harder to load on a trailer? And what about changing the deck hieght?
THANKS.

[LittleBlueLawnCare]

Loading on the trailer did not seem very hard. I guess if it were a really steep angle from ramp to trailer floor you would want to back it on. The controls are a little touchy until you get used to how responsive they are.

Changing cutting height, basically the easiest way is to move the spacers/washers on the blades themselves (Which I still need to do), just like most mowers that are fixed. You can also do a temporary height adjustment using the front casters.They say it comes from the factory set at 3" from bottom of deck to a hard surface, but it seems to cut shorter than that.

[SuperiorPower]

Loading on the trailer did not seem very hard. I guess if it were a really steep angle from ramp to trailer floor you would want to back it on. The controls are a little touchy until you get used to how responsive they are.

Changing cutting height, basically the easiest way is to move the spacers/washers on the blades themselves (Which I still need to do), just like most mowers that are fixed. You can also do a temporary height adjustment using the front casters.They say it comes from the factory set at 3" from bottom of deck to a hard surface, but it seems to cut shorter than that.

That is the sucky part of it. You can't easily adjust the height with a lever like you can on most other mowers. But if you never adjust the height of your deck anyway, who cares? Once again, enjoy your mower. I am sure you will.