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I dont think you are a nut, just know how hard it is to do lawn work and to do agood job for a fair price. if $10.00 is the going rate then thats what you charge, but I am questioning what makes the old man behind you worth more per hr or lawn?
 
I dont think you are a nut, just know how hard it is to do lawn work and to do agood job for a fair price. if $10.00 is the going rate then thats what you charge, but I am questioning what makes the old man behind you worth more per hr or lawn?

That's been his rate for years. He was around before I even thought of cutting grass commerically.
 
He can't even mow in a straight line :laughing:

Why you laughing he makes $5 more per yard than you do?
If you do a better job than him why should you charge less?

(( racing is the only sport that you need two balls ))
 
Why you laughing he makes $5 more per yard than you do?
If you do a better job than him why should you charge less?

(( racing is the only sport that you need two balls ))

Him and I are good friends. He's retiring next year.
Plus he bags his grass and puts it in lawn/leaf bags to get rid of at the end of the day. I bag my grass too but I don't buy lawn/leaf bags, I just dump the clippings in the cart I have hooked up on my Craftsman and haul it down to a yard waste that one of the trailer parks have.
 
I still don't understand why you think he should get more per yard then you

(( racing is the only sport that you need two balls ))
 
was it ever determined if he charges 10/hour or 10/lot? Cause if he charges $10/hour... I wish he lived around me cause I would retire from mowing my own yard!
 
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