its an art to know how to plow peastone and hardpackDoes this look like the work of someone who's charging to clear snow off the lane?
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You can see how far onto the grass it was pushed. No way can I mow over it.
It's like that the entire length of the lane, and I have no intention of putting the steel rake to work!
I don't understand what I am seeing, can you explain please?Does this look like the work of someone who's charging to clear snow off the lane? .You can see how far onto the grass it was pushed. No way can I mow over it. It's like that the entire length of the lane, and I have no intention of putting the steel rake to work!
they need shoes on their snow plow.. or raise them... I still get some but not that much w/my plow.. of course I leave a inch or so of snow on the driveDoes this look like the work of someone who's charging to clear snow off the lane?
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You can see how far onto the grass it was pushed. No way can I mow over it.
It's like that the entire length of the lane, and I have no intention of putting the steel rake to work!
my BIL always fixes his stuff in the spring when they do the spring cleanups
Lol shoes are cheating!!!
Did he get paid? If don't you should delay the payment until he fix it.What you're seeing is a small portion of my 650' lane (driveway) after I paid a guy to plow the snow off of it. He pushed a foot or more onto the lawn simply because he had his blade angled in the wrong direction.I don't understand what I am seeing, can you explain please?Does this look like the work of someone who's charging to clear snow off the lane? .
