How to reduce workload

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michaelthegardener
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Post: # 114174Post michaelthegardener

another 20 years an I might slow down a bit :D my whole working less bit hasn't panned out as I had hoped myself however not booking in regular work in every other sat has helped a bit with the stress :) an this year ive decided not to work on my birthday :p hope it all works out ok for you if ya selling your timemaster mower I might be interested lol

Forestboy1978
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Post: # 114176Post Forestboy1978

toro turfmaster actually;) wiht unused and still boxed striping kit.

500 and it's yours

michaelthegardener
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Post: # 114177Post michaelthegardener

well its nearly the same aint it lol that's a good price im very tempted ...........

Forestboy1978
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Post: # 114178Post Forestboy1978

No. it's a better engine and more solid. Damn right it's a good price. I've had it in a shop being sold for 8 months and no one has bought it despite probably having 40 hours on the engine.

Let me have a think about it over the weekend. I may keep it as I'm quite up for mind numbing stress free work at the moment.

michaelthegardener
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Post: # 114179Post michaelthegardener

yeah id keep it if I was you mowings nice easy money aint it :)

Forestboy1978
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Post: # 114180Post Forestboy1978

Yes it is

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