ToroTiger

I used one that a friend gave me (he didn't need it anymore), and I used it for a few years until I bought a Kubota tractor and bush hog. It did an "ok" job when we needed it. It was hard to maneuver, as others mentioned.

We bought a F150 with 4x4 over my wife's objection. ("We don't need a four wheel drive.") A few weeks later, she ran into a ditch while backing up. Alas, she had to put it in 4x4 to get out. I'd rather have it and never need it, than to need it and not have it.

My bills.

It’s good. Worth your time. Except for the minutes spent listening to Jane Fonda speak.

The worst is when they say, "Experts say..."

He is too young for an expensive watch. Go online and order him a nice Bulova for $300 or so. There are many styles to choose from.

I use a rechargeable Dremel tool with the chainsaw sharpening attachment. Every other time I fill up with gas, I sharpen the blade. This works very well. Also gives me a few minutes to rest between sawing . Very quick, But a little more expensive than some of the other options discussed here.

If the smell build up in your home, buy a cheap ozone generator. They work well.

I'm saying a prayer for you, but you have to say one for me in return. I have a 32 year old with BPD and acute anxiety who lives at home with us. We've been where you are. It has been a rough go, but we survived so far, and you can too.

We kill several, small brown scorpions in our house each year. Northwest Louisiana. Lots of trees around. I'm told scorpions glow at night under a black light flashlight.