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The Top 5 US Manufacturers of Law n Equipment Law n equipments are machine based tools that are used in a grassplots or grasslands for cutting or trimming. Law n manufacturers offer unique design ideas for certain law n equipments, especially for convenience purposes. Law n equipments are machine based tools that are used in a grassplots or grasslands for cutting or trimming. Law n manufacturers offer unique design ideas for certain law n equipments, especially for convenience purposes. Here are the list of manufacturers and firms in the industry today. 1. Mid West Products, Inc. Their products and services are as follow s: Tubular Log Tote Garden Seeder Metal Yard Cart Cultivator Canvas Log Carrier Log Carts Garden Caddy 26" and 31" Push Law n Sw eeper Canvas Multi-Use Carrier Ft-51c Trailing Law n Sw eeper Log Carrier Economy Wooden Garden Cart, and Heavy-Duty Capacity Wooden Garden Cart. Mid West Producers ensure a 100 percent Fuel System Maintenance for Ethanol, Gas, Petrol and Diesel. Their products have an excellent Bulk fuel storage and delivers ultimate performance for industrial engines and machineries in order to ensure protection against friction, severe cold, extreme pressure and heat. 2. Mow ers Email: http://en.cnplough.com Their mow ers are considered as super quality products w ith a cheap price. 3. Alpha Industries Address: 2625 Homestead Place, California Alpha Industries is a leading fabrication company of precision types of metal stampings that w ere founded in the year 1975. Their products and services include the follow ing: Designed to secure all motorized and non-motorized vehicles virtually, including machines parts and equipments Total Annual Sales Volume: Below 1 million US dollars Number of Employees: 51up to 100 people, including the ones located in their factories. 4. Nilfisk-ALTO Nilfisk-ALTO is the w orld's largest manufacturer of professional cleaning equipment. It is w ith the division of the Nilfisk-Advance group and located in North America, Europe and Asia. Nilfisk ALTO supplies vacuum cleaners, cleaning contractors and equipments. Thus, the company's vision is to become the #1 global leader of professional cleaning equipment in the market. It also provides customers w ith the best value of innovative products. 5. American Law n Mow er Co. Established since 1895, American Law n Mow ers is considered as the largest in the US. It is also a family-ow ned business w ith push reel mow ers and manufacturing facilities in Shelbyville, Indiana. Hence, the company still operates the same plant and makes push reel mow ers, along w ith their 50 employees that produce 700 up to 900 mow ers a day. The company's products do not need gas or spark plugs and they don't pollute the environment w ith noise or fumes. Other Law n Equipment Companies: 6. Atlas Greenhouse Systems This company is the manufacturer of hobby and commercial greenhouses. 7. Clean Air Gardening This company is the maker of friendly and environmental hedge clippers, push mow ers and other tools. 8. Fiskars This company manufactures grass shears, loppers and pruners. 9. Brinly-Hardy This company manufactures carts, fertilizer spreaders, cultivators, law n rollers, carts and more. 10. A.M. Leonard This company manufactures and sells landscapers, contractors and garden tools for grow ers. They are also considered as ground management-professionals, arborists, and landscapers. 11. Ariens They are considered as one of the major manufacturers of snow blow ers, law nmow ers, and tillers. 12. Orchards Edge They are he ones responsible for hedge trimmers, garden products, scissors, bonsai tools, pole saw s, pruning shears and a lot more. 13. Corona Clipper They are the manufacturers of garden and law n tools. 14. Garden & Decorator Wood Products They are the makers of outdoor equipment and garden tools. 15. Ames-True Temper They are the makers of garden tools, including hose reels, snow tools, cutting tools, long handle tools, striking tools and non-pow ered law n tools. 16. Frank's Nursery They are the retailers of large garden and manufacturers law n tools. 17. Smith & Haw ken They are makers and retailer of law n supplies and garden tools. 18. Tru-cut Law nmow ers They are producers of edger's and law n mow ers. 19. Better Methods They are makers and distributor of hand tools for law ns. 20. Campania International They are the ones responsible in making garden decorations items such as planters, fountains and bird paths. 21. Gravely They are manufacturers of garden equipment and commercial law n. 22. Saint Wire & Cable Inc. Their products and services rendered are as follow s: Plow Markers Wire Harnesses, and Garden accessories 23. Lambert Products They are the makers of garden and law n equipment such as rakes, cultivators, carts, law n sw eepers. 24. The Strength Builder Their products and services include law n machines, fitness, and body pushup w orkout system among others. 25. Henderson Distribution LLC Their products and services include Vinyl Canopies, Law n Furniture, and Sw ing Sets among others 26. OPICO Their products and services include Light Industrial Machinery, turf and Law n Machines and Agricultural Machinery. 27. Rittenhouse They are the makers of equipment for farmers, commercial landscapers, greens keepers and greenhouse w orkers. 28. Whipper Clipper They are the makers of law n edgers. 29. True Friends Garden Tools They are the makers of garden tools for homeow ners, landscape maintenance professionals and gardeners. 30. Treequest They are the suppliers of arborist and garden tools w hich w ould include saw s, tree care products, pruners and a lot more. Law n equipments are must have tools used in preserving and maintaining landscapes and gardens. Law n manufacturers designed these as a perfect solution for ease and convenience of usage. The more durable the equipment is, the more it is convincing to the potential buyers. A particular design of these equipments should carefully suit its particular and unique purpose. Products of law n manufacturers should be environmentally friendly and should have a high maintenance system function, for safer usage. If the equipment can do very w ell, particularly in helping its buyers, more and more people w ill trust their products, producing more sales and customers for these companies. About the author: Source: http://w w w .articlesbase.com/gardening-articles/the-top-5-us-manufacturers-of-law n-equipment482264.html

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me February 2, 2012 at 8:09 pm Law n Service Question? My husband and I live in St. Louis, MO. We got married last year. Hes had his law n care business approximately 7 years. He only has residential clients right now . Hes w anting to venture off into commercial properties. The problem is w e dont know w here to start. We w ould like to know w here w e w ould submit bids for the highw ays and other government/state properties. Also how w ould he go about getting a loan for the appropriate equipment he w ould need to grow the business? He dont have the greatest of credit. Please help if you can? robert w February 7, 2012 at 1:58 pm contact local SBA for info. suggest learn about money b4 state contracts are expensive to get w ith insurance , bonding, security clearances etc. visit dave ramsey .com so u dont learn hard lessons by urself. Anonymous February 10, 2012 at 12:43 am How do i start my ow n law n care business? Hey there, Im in the Fort Smith, Arkansas area. I am 18, and I w ould like to start my ow n business. I have chosen the landscaping/Law n mow ing business, I have no experience, I do like law ns, but i dont have a strong passion for them. I chose this business to generate cash flow . Today is my first day of research, I w ill take any & all advice I can get, it can be as little as a paragraph Or even 5 or 6 pages long, i w ill appreciate it, and soak it all up, I really need a lot of answ ers to questions I dont even have yet. Right off the top of my head, here are a few research questions that I have. You can skip this and give me w hat ever advice you have, but also I w ill need these answ ers some how . Thank you Questions: 1.What are the requirements by law , for me to do business as a law n mow er/or landscaper. Exactly w hat licenses, and paper w ork w ill I need to fill out etc. And any other requirement, to do this type of business that I w ill need. 2.What equipment w ill I need? About how much w ill it cost for everything? New /Used 3.What do most law n Mow ing companies/Landscapers even do? We dont have one so I w ouldnt know . I know they cut the grass & blow the leaves, but im sure there is more to it. What is most common, and does it take extensive training? 4.In total, how much do you estimate it w ould cost me to get started? Im in Fort Smith area, and imagine i had 1 truck w / 2-3 guys, and business is pretty good. Also, how much did it cost for you to get started? 5.This question is like part 2 to my first question, What all do I need to be legitimate? Insurance? w ould I need a commercial property? 6.And how hard is it to keep track of my taxes & stuff? & do w e get charged alot of tax in this business? I am sure most of my questions are annoying, but they are the fresh ones off the top of my head, this is my first day of research. I really do appreciate everything you can do for me, please educate me as much as you can. It w ill not go to w aste, & carma does exist:) Thank you all very much! God bless you! Jrbott February 16, 2012 at 10:30 pm Questions: 1.What are the requirements by law , for me to do business as a law n mow er/or landscaper. Exactly w hat licenses, and paper w ork w ill I need to fill out etc. And any other requirement, to do this type of business that I w ill need. 2.What equipment w ill I need? About how much w ill it cost for everything? New /Used A trailer to get your equipment to the w ork site. Riding law n mow er Walk behind mow er Edger for sidew alks Blow er for cleaning up Leaf/grass catchers for Riding and w alk behind mow ers 3.What do most law n Mow ing companies/Landscapers even do? We dont have one so I w ouldnt know . I know they cut the grass & blow the leaves, but im sure there is more to it. What is most common, and does it take extensive training? You can start local in your neighborhood and build up from there. For openers, just mow , trim, clean up, that sort of thing. If you dont like it then you havent spent $$ on trailer etc. Ask your clients w hat do THEY w ant you to do, then do something extra so they in turn w ill tell their friends. It w ill cost you time but consider it advertisement. Everyone likes to think they are getting something for nothing or being treated special. AND dont just do an average job, do an out-of-this-w orld job if you w ant to stay in business. 4.In total, how much do you estimate it w ould cost me to get started? Im in Fort Smith area, and imagine i had 1 truck w / 2-3 guys, and business is pretty good. Also, how much did it cost for you to get started? One w ord of advise if you plan on putting a riding law n mow er up in the back of your truck. Many a person have been killed trying to do just that so be VERY careful if you do something like that get a trailer!! If you start local, most likely you can use your dads stuff until he puts a stop to it. Make a deal w ith him that w hen you get enough saved to buy a new machine, he gets the new one and you get to keep his. I know , that sucks, but you most likely dont have much $$ to start w ith, right? Now , after you buy the second machine, sell his w orn out stuff and keep the change. 5.This question is like part 2 to my first question, What all do I need to be legitimate? Insurance? w ould I need a commercial property? I w ould stay aw ay from commercial property until you really know the business. Contracts can be very hard to get out of and you may be taken advantage of considering your age. Grow into the business by doing the little old ladys law n dow n the street. Remember she know s other little old ladies w ho w ant and love to feel special. 6.And how hard is it to keep track of my taxes & stuff? & do w e get charged alot of tax in this business? Keep a log book and all receipts for gas (also keep track of mileage going to and from the site). Most likely you w ill treat it as income, as if you w ere w orking for someone, deducting cost of doing the business. It w ould pay you to check w ith an certified accountant and not go by these answ ers. Better safe than sorry. Anonymous February 14, 2012 at 6:54 am how can i start a commerical law n service and w hat should i do? i w ant to start a commercial law n service and do not know exactly w hat to do or say i have all of the the equipment to start i just dont know w ho can i get in touch w ith please give me some real advice friends4tenyears February 16, 2012 at 1:26 pm Neighbors squeezing me out! Help!? We live in a very nice neighborhood. I love w orking in my law n. My neighbor to my left feels he doesnt have the time to cut his law n and pays someone to cut his grass. Well, despite me pointing it out, they keep cutting about 4 feet into my law n. And they cut it very short w ith their commercial equipment. Now , my neighbor to the right does not like how the property line ended up after w e built our homes. Despite having it surveyed and stakes installed, she still keeps cutting tw o to three law nmow er lengths into my law n. In the rear I have a very distinct landscaping that divides the property line. She still cuts on my side of it and mow s around it as if they ow n it. Very odd. In the front, she cuts the law n very low and actually burned my law n up last summer. I have had a couple of polite conversations w ith her and her husband about this and asked them both to stop. They said that their law n looks better and bigger if they cut over that far. I said that is true, but it is MY law n! I think she is now doing it on purpose because the last time I said something to her husband she yelled out the w indow of her car the next morning as she drove aw ay stating that she w as w ell w ithin her property line. What do I do? I love w orking in my law n and have the best looking law n on the street. I spend a lot of time and money keeping my grass green, disease and bug free. I treat it my ow n law n, test my soil a couple of times a year and keep it w atered. The one set of neighbors are upset because they pay someone to take care of their law n and mine looks better. They have actually said that to me! What do I do? I dont w ant to create problems since w e all have to live here. But these people really dont care about their law ns nor do they care about crossing the property line. Am I crazy? Am I being petty? I look forw ard to your answ ers. We are in a neighborhood w ith a homeow ners association. The property lines do not lend themselves to have a fence or divider installed such as pavers or landscape timbers. GREG February 26, 2012 at 1:39 pm
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I have had to deal w ith this myself. Taking pride in your law n is an admirable thing. Keeping your neighborhood looking good can never be a bad thing, but frustration and maybe even a little hatred for your neighbors is never a good thing. You have tried talking to them but how did that go? All people are different and compromise can be a great thing if used correctly. Try and figure out something that w ill be asthetically pleasing as w ell as easy to maintain such as some type of barrier or a law n strip w hich divides the properties in some w ay. Flow ers, shrubs or something to bring back the joy you have in taking care of your yard yet adds beauty and harmony w ith your neighbors. Talking to your neighbors should alw ays be the first step, w ithout communication, little can be gained. good luck. Anonymous February 18, 2012 at 7:25 pm law n mow ing flayer PLEASE? Please help me out Im 16 and last summer i had a law n service in my neighborhood. I live in a larger neighborhood w ith 3 acre lots i had a zero turn mow er and nice trimmer..i had 3 law ns 50 bucks a pop 1 time a w eek..i saved almost 2,000 and this summer i w ant to do it again i now have my ow n Commercial Equipment,zero turn,trimmer,and blow er..but Im having trouble w ith my flayer last Years 1 suckedheres w hat i w ant to be able to say but in shorter easier termsplease help .free,on site same day estimates commercial equipment professional results cheaper price (true) bye the w eek or month payments? no start up or closing fees. Many years of experience can do 1 time cuts or w hole season thats w hat Im offering but Im w onder if some creative w riting student can give me a quick and more creative draft of that thanks so much shooter1 February 19, 2012 at 8:26 am How about something like: No time to mow ? Dislike mow ing? Need time for your family? Let me provide a professional cut using professional equipment at less-than-professional prices. I can arrange an on-site, free estimate and mow ing that frees up your time for more important things. One-time customers are w elcome or an arrangement can be made for w eekly, bi-w eekly or once-a-month service. No long-term contract is required. For experienced law n mow ing provided at economical prices call (insert your phone number here) and arrange a FREE estimate. References available on request (w ith prior customer approval ONLY). Dont let your law n take you aw ay from more important things! Call me; Ill take care of it for you! I also provide: (List all other options, such as edging, trimming, leaf blow ing, etc. on the flier. Some w ill w ant full service, others may only w ant mow ing.) You can also add some photos of your prior w ork if your customers agree to the use of images of their law ns. You might also offer discounts to loyal customers and for season-long prearranged mow ing services. I recommend you NOT offer anything such as 1/2 price for the first cut; my nephew did that and almost everyone then expected the price to remain the same throughout the season. He lost over half of those he made the halfprice offer to because they w ouldnt understand how he w as able to cut so cheaply once then doubled the price. Good luck and enjoy! Harshi February 19, 2012 at 3:49 pm Starting a Law n care company and I need ideas from equipment, name,and anything you think I should know ? So a friend of mine and I are starting a company w ith OUR OWN money. (w hich means there is limited funds). We w ant to start by mow ing small properties and then very quickly get into mow ing residential, commercial, and mulching, and landscaping and the w orks. Since w e do have a limited budget w e think w e w ant to start w ith tw o push mow ers (commercial grade) w eed eater, and blow er. I need to know w hat type of equipment is going to hold up and w here to get it for the best price. Also do you think places like low es w ill cut you a deal if you buy all your equipment from them? I also need unique and creative ideas for name of this company. I dont w ant to do my names law n or anything. I appreciate all the help in advance. I am trying to kick this thing off on April 1st so im hurrying. ballerboy7011 February 21, 2012 at 11:33 am how much w ould you pay for law n equipment? w e are trying to sell almost brand new law n equipment a exmark phaser 34 in. 10 foot trailer,Echo edger,Echo w eeder,Echo backpack blow er all are Commercial grade. Michael February 25, 2012 at 3:15 pm
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You can get an answ er at Law nsite.com or law ncafe.com. Use the search feature and enter each of your items. You should get some kind of an idea on w hat they are w orth. Also craigslist.com can give you an idea. Hope this helps. I'm seeing Double Vision February 22, 2012 at 7:35 am thinking of starting a law n-care company, need advice? I w as thinking of starting a law n-care company w ith a friend, w ere both 17, and just w ondering how might I go about getting our company out and around the county. I have a truck, enough money to buy commercial equipment, and I have more than enough experience w orking w ith others in this field. I just need a trailer and find a place to store things. And overall if this is a good idea? Its just going to be small, little things that I could handle but its really the only field I know how to w ork in and I really dont need a lot of money for obvious reasons. Anonymous February 23, 2012 at 5:04 am Commercial Riding Mow ers? Ive started a landscaping biz not to long ago. It has gone w ell enough Im starting to shop for a larger riding commercial mow er. Im looking for people w ho have been in the biz for a long time and can give me some good input. There isnt a lot of information available online in terms of review s on Commercial Law n Equipment. Right now I have a cub cadet WAM w alk-behind, 36inch. Then of course my Honda Commercial 21inch. Any input on w hat to buy w hen it comes to a larger mow er? Thank you jeff a February 24, 2012 at 7:09 pm I am starting a law n mow ing buisness need help? Well i am starting a law n mow ing buisness Ina few months around february and i w ill have a good 6000 to start . I need some help on w hat are good brands and good models of equipment? I am certain i w ill need a commercial mow er and 2 w eedeaters but if you have any advice on equipment please let me know
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