I’m just starting out and I’m still schlepping my residential push mower around with me. I’m not buying anything until I have the cash, so I don’t have a lot of experience yet. I am learning quickly why you don’t want to use a push mower.

I do talk to professional cutters, but they are usually small, one-man businesses and they only own one commercial-grade mower. I called Scag’s mowers the most popular make because those are the ones my friends own and the ones I see the most in my area. It may not be a generally true statement. All I can go on is my own experience and my own discussions with the people I meet here that mow for a living.

I can also only put so much into a blog post. If you want a lot more information on each mower, I could write a post for each model of each make that I have researched. Is that more what you had in mind?

If you have different opinions, please feel free to write your thoughts here, but a general comment about “I don’t have a clue” just doesn’t help me improve this blog. What exactly do you believe I don’t have a clue about? Do I not have some facts right? What?

But most accountants, at least here locally, don’t like use MS Office Accounting. A few will accept Peachtree, but most prefer Quickbooks. When I was looking for an accountant back in the day in the Yellow Pages, most listed Quickbooks in their YP ads if they accepted software. You might want to check locally in your own phone book or local search for accountants in your area. Call some and see which software files they accept and prefer from small business clients.