I have a very small lawn and really don't need a power mower, so far I haven't found any in Udon.

Have a few suggestions.

1) If lawn is very small,buy some hedge clippers and use those.

2) If any neighbours have cows or water buffalo,let the animals in to eat the grass.

Any manure can be used as fertiliser,if the owner doesn't take it away.

3) Hire somebody to do it.My garden is nearly one rai and the wife just phones somebody and an hour or so later a few people turn up,cut the grass,clean up and take the rubbish away.Costs ฿300.

I have seen a push mower in a shop in Surin. One of the old shops close to the railway station. It was a couple of months ago but goes to show such things are available in Thailand.

I have a very small lawn and really don't need a power mower, so far I haven't found any in Udon.

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A little big for hedge cutters and to small for a cow, well now that I know they exist I will be more persistent in finding one. That seems to be the key to many things here, just keep looking they are usually somewhere.

Edited March 18, 200521 yr by ray23

I have a very small lawn and really don't need a power mower, so far I haven't found any in Udon.

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A little big for hedge cutters and to small for a cow, well now that I know they exist I will be more persistent in finding one. That seems to be the key to many things here, just keep looking they are usually somewhere.

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Ray, you can borrow my motor mower...cut mine first and borrow, return, cut mine and borrow, return etc

I have a very small lawn and really don't need a power mower, so far I haven't found any in Udon.

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A little big for hedge cutters and to small for a cow, well now that I know they exist I will be more persistent in finding one. That seems to be the key to many things here, just keep looking they are usually somewhere.

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Ray, you can borrow my motor mower...cut mine first and borrow, return, cut mine and borrow, return etc

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Two bedroom house, no kids, a wife and a full time housekeeper, trust me I'm not pushing the mower LAUGHTER

A little big for hedge cutters and to small for a cow

Well get a rabbit then

And don't get caught doing it yourself without a work permit

A little big for hedge cutters and to small for a cow

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Well get a rabbit then

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Finally a good plan. actually with the added incentive I located two shop in Udon and was very surprised almost as expensive as the electric ones, one for 3500 and another for 3800 so I will probably just go that route.

The work permit now that is the best excuse I have heard of yet, I will probably replace, my job ATM with that one, I like it better

Blimey,sod pushing a mower around in this heat.

Anyone know of any sit-on mowers here?

Anyone know of any sit-on mowers here?

Oh Dear, Looks as thou we are back to the cow again

if you want to buy a used (electric) one, please contact me.

I was talking about one of these babies:

I was talking about one of these babies:

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Thats about the size of my lawn, I guees it would be good for shopping though

I was talking about one of these babies:

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For these monsters you need a 150 Rai golf place in front of your house ? You provide the golf place , I deliver the Kubotas

Push lawn mowers can be bought in Bangkok. Sukhumvit 71 has several garden equipment shops, several sell and repair all types of lawnmowers.