Fusilade II. it kills bermuda in fescue or flower beds without harming plants when used as directed. Been using it myself for years. mix a proper surfacant with it like surf king plus. fill free to ask lawn and landscape questions. ive done lot of that when younger too

@@SgtJoeSmith Thanks Joe. Opinions on this topic run the entire gamut and can be very varied + different. But I know it can be done. Also, it helps getting 1st hand advice from a professional who has been in the field like you. Thanks again + will keep you updated. Thanks for your content as well!

@@socratessocrates3856 35 years in the industry. mower, truck, trailer, bicycle repair, welding, metal fab, mowing, landscape, fence, irrigation, electrical, handyman, framing, painting and more. thanks for being a fan/friend

why dont you get the customers side instead of listing to a whiney little bitch wanna be mechanic employee

if you are getting belittled its probably cause you are a stupid shitty employee

thanks

I'm 62 started working on mowers 3 years ago...what I would do to train with a person with your knowledge

And you will be the 1 making $100k a year at 20 while 35 year olds are still demanding a higher minimum wage to deliver pizza so they can feed their 10 kids and other 20 year olds cry they cant get a job.

i charge $160 an hour plus mark up on parts and still get tips. Forget college and just start mowing lawns and fixing mowers in your garage. Even if you just charge $30 or $40 an hour starting to get more experience and get faster and build a reputation. You can get $40 for mowing a small yard. hell i was getting 15 or 20 in early 90s to mow neighbors yards when i was your age. Your tools you can write off on taxes if or when you file income taxes.

Funny cause I wasn't even there. I was at the sports card store next door with customers there. They were on their own. Oh maybe that's the problem. The children needed a babysitter to hold their hand and tell them what to do.

yeah people say its my fault for not training them. I cant spend 5 years training every single employee for free. I got bills and rent and need food. I need a living wage. And another you tube channel just said in a video today a living wage is $250k a year. Ok they can pay me $250k a year and pay my health care if they want me to teach them how to fix lawn mowers for the next 5 years. otherwise go dig in the trash for stuff to fix and practice at home like i did. or join the military. and yeah everyone says corporations dont pay what employees are worth. no employees over value themselves. If employees were worth what they claim they be owning and running those companies instead of begging for jobs. thanks for watching and commenting. I just been screwing around with youtube with some friends for several years but welcome all the new subs and hope to hear more from you guys.

oh and they sign contracts saying I dont have to pay them for stuff not done right or completed. 2 push mowers came back today he didnt finish. its official. He has no pay for his 2 days cause not 1 thing done right. He couldve had $1500 1st week and didnt start til tuesday. Now he's paying me to fix his shit this weekend. Or im getting paid for repairs he overlooked in his greedy hurry. working with him was like working for a greedy corporation. he had corporate greed. shit work and overcharge customers. He wanted to charge $450 on a push mower after I already worked an hour and fixed it he just had to put it back together for 15 min. but he kept forgetting stuff and had to take it back apart and start over. Not my fault. cant charge customer extra cause you got corporate greed and forgot something.

lol