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Mon, Jun 16, 08 at 9:14
| I'm talking about the non-electric, non-gas, old-fashioned type push mower. The guy who used to do it for me retired last year. I know somebody is going to suggest that I learn to do it myself, but I'm not willing to experiment and ruin a new piece of machinery.
Thanks for any suggestions! |
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| You might try Clark's Hardware in Ellicott City (in business since 1845). |
Here is a link that might be useful: http://www.clarkshardware.com/
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- Posted by cecilia_md7a 7a/Baltimore,MD (My Page) on Tue, Jun 17, 08 at 12:28
| Good idea! My Dad lives in Columbia and I think that's where he gets his tools sharpened - he doesn't own a reel mower, though. |
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| There is a very good place at Harford road and taylor ave on the left side going towards Parkville opposite the shopping center. Blueangel |
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| I'd call Gambrill's Equipment if the other places mentioned aren't helpful. He might not do it himself, but I bet he would know someone who can. |
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