You can get an unpowered push mower, with one of those reel-shaped blades, for under $200, maybe for under $100. It would give you some exercise and work off a few inches of that beachball of blubber around your waist. They work fine, but you would need to learn how to sharpen the blades -- they don't stay sharp for long. Or, if a reel mower is too high-tech, let me suggest a scythe. Great for tall grass. Again, blade sharpness is the key.
You can get an unpowered push mower, with one of those reel-shaped blades, for under $200, maybe for under $100. It would give you some exercise and work off a few inches of that beachball of blubber around your waist. They work fine, but you would need to learn how to sharpen the blades -- they don't stay sharp for long. Or, if a reel mower is too high-tech, let me suggest a scythe. Great for tall grass. Again, blade sharpness is the key.
I have a scythe, and know how to sharpen blades, you woulnt be projecting would you?
I have a scythe, and know how to sharpen blades, you woulnt be projecting would you?
I also use one, whetstone is easy enough for me.
I also use one, whetstone is easy enough for me.
If you aren't hammer-sharpening, you're doing it wrong.
Pound it thin
If you aren't hammer-sharpening, you're doing it wrong.
Pound it thin
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