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Should I Sell This Mower?

πŸ“… June 3, 2026 ⏱️ 59:02 🎀 Evan Lindman, Greg Durbin

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  • 0:00
    Tech Woes & Movie Clips
    Evan and Greg discuss their technical difficulties, leading to a humorous movie clip about doctors from 'Spies Like Us'.
  • 5:00
    Sports & Segway Efficiency
    Greg shares Detroit sports news, while Evan defends his use of a Segway for mowing, highlighting its efficiency despite critics.
  • 12:56
    New Phone Number & Call-in
    The hosts introduce a new Google Voice number for the show and demonstrate its functionality with a test call.
  • 17:05
    Omega Weather & Cottonwoods
    Evan explains the 'omega weather pattern' affecting their region and discusses the nuisance of cottonwood trees for lawn care.
  • 26:25
    Saginaw Mower Ban & Tree Talk
    They touch on a rumored gas-powered mower ban in Saginaw and share anecdotes about challenging trees and client requests.
  • 34:00
    Andy Wilson's Health Update
    The hosts share an update on their friend Andy Wilson, who is undergoing cancer removal, and offer a prayer for him.
  • 39:24
    O2 Sensor & Mower Repairs
    Evan discusses the repair of his MultiForce mower, which needs a new O2 sensor, and the unexpected costs of equipment maintenance.
  • 48:17
    Snow Removal Business Advice
    Evan and Greg offer detailed advice on starting a snow removal business, including customer acquisition, pricing, and equipment considerations.
  • 1:12:30
    Snow Plowing Profitability
    They calculate the lucrative potential of snow plowing, highlighting the high hourly rates and quick return on investment for equipment.
  • 1:24:52
    Mowing as a Luxury Service
    The hosts reflect on mowing as a luxury service, emphasizing the physical demands of the job and the importance of routine.

Speakers

E
Evan Lindman
Host
G
Greg Durbin
Host

Key Takeaways

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Prioritize regular maintenance like cleaning air filters on mowers, especially during high-pollen seasons, to prevent costly repairs and maintain efficiency.

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For new services like snow removal, leverage existing client relationships (warm leads) to gain initial contracts before pursuing unknown commercial accounts.

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When entering a new service market, be prepared to bid competitively low initially to secure contracts and build a reputation for quality work.

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Invest in liability insurance and comprehensive contracts for commercial snow removal to protect your business from potential slip-and-fall claims.

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Consider the long-term wear and tear on specialized equipment; for example, using a mower for snow plowing can significantly impact its lifespan and may necessitate a dedicated machine for such tasks.

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Price snow removal significantly higher than mowing (e.g., $150-$250+ per hour) to account for equipment wear, demanding hours, and the essential nature of the service.

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Embrace specialized equipment like mulching blades for efficiency, and explore tools like Segways for trimming to potentially save time and reduce physical strain, even if it incurs some upfront cost.

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