Looking for a push mower

Looking at a new push mower. Son bought a reefer trailer and I wasn't here when it got delivered. So its setting 3' away from the fence. If they'd slid the tandems clear back they could have easily got it closer to the dang fence where I wanted it. Anyway, 1 of the mowers I was looking at says "never change the oil". Just check it every time you use it and add if needed. According to the mfg, its American made, not electric either. Menard's sells them and I can't remember the brand name. Might be cheaper to pull the steel posts and list the woven and barb wire over against the trailer. I guessing the old gal will want me to put plywood all around the outside of the trailer boxing it in, and then cut the GOOD fence so her filthy old goats can live under there. Her old barn is not in good shape, she put hogs in it years ago and they rooted out the foundation on the east side and 1/2 of the south side.

Edited by john(MI) - 26 Jul 2021 at 2:06am

MY snapper and troybuilt both have no provisions to change oil I did anyway but you have to turn it upside down and drain out thru the oil fill. you have goats you don't need a mower. just fence and let them keep it mowed.  every couple weeks at the farm we put up a temp fence and let the cows into the yard they mow it down very well. just have to fence around the flowers. we weed  wack  around the flowers. they clean up around all the parked equipment quite well.

just drag the little harrow behind the garden tractor a couple days later. spreads them out nicely.

how long is the reefer staying ?  weeks or YEARS ? ... watcha makin !

steve(ill) wrote: Roundup

Around here we call that weed eating

before i had my 53 ft van trailer delivered...i measured it from the bottom to the ground, dug out a ramp of dirt, had the delivery dude back it down into the hole then drop the front of the trailer on the ground. left the wheels on it and now when i open the back doors, i only have to step up about 5 inches into the back of the trailer. worked out great and it hasn't settled at all. figgered that if i ever sold it, it would be easier to move for the next owner. i did the ramp hole with my 7010 and a gnuse scoop.

This is gonna be here forever. It will be used to store our bee hive boxes after we extract the honey. There is a bug called a wax moth that can get into the honey boxes. They destroy the honey comb in your boxes. With a reefer unit, we can freeze the boxes and destroy any moths that get into the boxes. I wanted to get a refrigerated shipping container and set it directly on the ground. But son was able to get this trailer from his place of work cheap. And it just got a repaint job so it looks good. Boxes will be on pallets and I will set them in with forks on the skid loader. As far as putting these filthy old goats under the trailer, that isn't gonna happen. The dam things would have any wiring, brake lines, and anything else rubber under there eaten. I'm not kidding. I used to park wagons and trailers in the lot. They would pull the rubber valve stems out of the rims, chew on the wiring, etc. She keeps mineral, salt, and good hay plus feeds them corn and oats every night, so they cannot be hungry for stuff like that. Gonna skirt it with something. I think I have enough siding left over from siding the house to do this.