But hauls the trailer with the grass cutting equipment in it with an gasoline powered car. Hehe.
Any way, second year in business or more. So some people want it.
Noel
All electric gas cutting business.
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Re: All electric gas cutting business.
Great idea - Anything to get an "edge" in the competitive lawn care business 
I wonder how their rates compare with companies using conventional equipment
Won't be long and they'll have an electric pickup truck hauling the trailer...
I wonder how their rates compare with companies using conventional equipment
Won't be long and they'll have an electric pickup truck hauling the trailer...
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Re: All electric gas cutting business.
If they get one of those Ford Lightening trucks, they better keep the gasoline car for a spare. 
Son works at the Ford dealer here. And one of those Lightening trucks been in garage more than out.
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Re: All electric gas cutting business.
Well. Even IF the Electric truck is out of the shop it might not be able to tow a trailer. Atleast according to this guy testing: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3nS0Fdayj8Y