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	The sounds of summer.  Sunny Sunday afternoons and electric mowers ??? 
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	Our newer next door neighbor moved in late 2017 and the following year got a regular old and <strong>EXTREMELY  *LOUD* </strong>mower someone gave him.  I actually never minded when people were mowing off in the distance,  you could be on the deck and catch a nap.
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	But Oh God an hour plus of you can't hear yourself think.  Well last year the 30ish guy bought a whisper quiet electric mower.....it was amazing,  you would see him walking up and back.....virtually no noise.   Now it does NOT cut like a gas guzzler, he can't mow the damp lower part of his yard but.....no noise.
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	Would you get one ? Maybe if your gas guzzler died ?  Never ?
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	Back to summer sounds,  I used to have an old hammock down by our garden under a tree, put the radio on Indians with Hammy, a nice cold beer......and fall asleep.   <strong>What could be better  ?</strong>
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		<p>
			The sounds of summer.  Sunny Sunday afternoons and electric mowers ??? 
		</p>

		<p>
			Our newer next door neighbor moved in late 2017 and the following year got a regular old and <strong>EXTREMELY  *LOUD* </strong>mower someone gave him.  I actually never minded when people were mowing off in the distance,  you could be on the deck and catch a nap.
		</p>

		<p>
			But Oh God an hour plus of you can't hear yourself think.  Well last year the 30ish guy bought a whisper quiet electric mower.....it was amazing,  you would see him walking up and back.....virtually no noise.   Now it does NOT cut like a gas guzzler, he can't mow the damp lower part of his yard but.....no noise.
		</p>

		<p>
			Would you get one ? Maybe if your gas guzzler died ?  Never ?
		</p>

		<p>
			Back to summer sounds,  I used to have an old hammock down by our garden under a tree, put the radio on Indians with Hammy, a nice cold beer......and fall asleep.   <strong>What could be better  ?</strong>
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	I have an electric mower, and while more quiet than gas, it still makes noise.
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	My wife thinks I'm nuts for waiting for temps to rise some in the late morning before I go out to mow with my little Honda. I'm not happy unless it's 80 or higher outside because I don't mind sweating off a few pounds every week from Spring through Fall. I tell her it keeps me in shape to play racquetball in the afternoons. LOL!<span>?</span>
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