Saturday, March 29, 2008

Earth Friendly Lawnmower Repair

Preseason Special-Free Pickup and Delivery of Your Walk Behind Mower

For residents of Lindstrom and Chisago City, MN during the month of April, 2008 only.

We charge a nonminal fee for riders.

Green Enterprises
Saving the World for Fun and Profit
Earth Friendly Lawnmower Repair


Hi, my name is Jonathan P. Glassel. Just a guess, but I am probably the only candidate running for County Commissioner that can repair your lawnmower.

If that lawnmower won't run this spring, please consider repair before replacement. A new lawnmower requires a barrel or more of oil and the resultant production of greenhouse gasses in its manufacture.

The typical lawnmower repair requires about a trillioneth of a barrel of oil for the small plastic parts that need replacing.

Repair and purchase of used equipment places little demand on the world's already scarce resources and lowers demand on oil reserves while reducing greenhouse gases.

Beginning April 1, 2008 we can repair your walk behind mower while you wait or within a day or two as you wish.

We straighten bent crankshafts, have many used parts available and offer pick up and delivery.
The cost for typical walk behind repair includes tune-up, oil change and blade sharpening for about $40 on Briggs & Stratton "Sprint" Engines, $50 on most Tecumseh engines and $60 on Briggs Quattro engines.

We always quote a price in advance and stick to it. We never charge for an estimate or disassembly for inspection. If your equipment is not worth repair, we will recycle it for you at no charge.

We also repair riders, in many cases with used parts to keep costs reasonable. We have used engines, transmissions and complete mower decks.

We have used mowers and riders for sale. Push mowers for as little as $40 and riders as low as $250. We are located in the SW Corner of the old Interstate Lumber building in Hugo.

Pick up and delivery is available.

Please call 612-272-9535 for more information. Fixing your lawnmower is my “Green Enterprise.”

Thanks, Jon