your opinion showed me to pursue this approach.
Gary, the garden is always getting larger, because there is more stuff in it ;-}. And we are constantly getting younger... I consider the garden to be my private summer body building studio - it's free of charge (if you don't count the investment for plants, fertilizer and all the nine yards), and it's just around the corner!
I'm sorry that I can't offer you the model this year - it's planned to be released in fall 2004. But the production will start January 2004, so there is not too much time to play with, and I'm still waiting for the exact dimensions of the chassis (sigh).
Though I don't have the funds to invest into a garden or lawn tractor at this very moment, I think I should develop an add-on device for my 2.8 ton offroader and mow the lawn in the whole village - then all the effort would make sense ;-}
Next problem to solve: how can I get rid of the traces of my truck will leave in the gardens? Maybe I should focus on a laser lawn cutter! Stick it into the center of your garden, plug it in, level it, and then go! Within 10 seconds your lawn will look great. Hm, seems I'm getting mad now...
jens g.r. benthien
designer
http://www.sacalobra.de
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