How To Be A Solo Lawn Mower Biz With No Truck Or Trailer

Ready to start…now? What's ALL the equipment I need?

This is how I fit everything I need for my summer lawn mowing business into my minivan. Ramps not included in this video, (it's off to the side)

Items I swear by.
For an easy, profitable summer lawn mowing business (affordable items too!)
You will encounter many large twigs, branches or even hard to open wires or bags. A great foldable serrated saw is the ultimate swiss army knife. No need to bring pruners or loppers.

If you’re like me, or not like me but want more strength and less exhaustion, a great pair of WORK gloves is 100% necessary. You will feel twice as strong and do 2x more work and earn twice more income. Work gloves have extra grip on the inner hand for more security.

Solo Lawn Business: Ramp kit!
No debating, you will NEED a ramp kit if you are going at building an easy summer lawn business alone. This kit will be attached to two 2x6 or 2x8 and make your loading and unloading lawn mower 100% possible

For filming.
I only use my smartphone to film, isn’t that neat?! Smartphones will vary, depending what you use, but most can use this tri-pod. Perfect for hold your smartphone so that you can film solo.

Sound is half of video. People can forgive bad video, but not forgive bad sound. This Rode is great because it’s wireless and EASY TO USE! I’m not techy, and even I know how to put it together.

Once in a while, you’ll need smooth buttery shots. A gimbal’s purpose is to do just that. DJI Gimbal also provides neat camera tricks within the app, making great video to share.

Yes…show your smile! We all might have different teeth, but all can have nice shiny teeth. I’ve tried many, but the LED lights offer whiter teeth, sooner.
►► Stock video, photos and great music: Storyblocks.

DISCLAIMERS & DISCLOSURES ❤

This content is for education and entertainment purposes only. The information is being presented without consideration of the investment objectives, risk tolerance, or financial circumstances of any specific lawn area. Past performance is not indicative of future results. All persons running a lawn mowing business involves risk, including the possible loss of principal.