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Yes many people do that - and a fairly good living too. Just need the right density to minimise travelling time. Plus the right mowers to be efficient on mowing time with a good finish.
It can be done but as Andrew says you need the right gear and the customers in the right place to make it work.
Go for it
There are plenty of people doing this, but new technology could put the dampers on that service in the not too distant future.
Robotic mowers are a replacement for a ride on mower and are limited in so much that they need a large grass area. Some of the gardens i do have drives walls and roads around them and robots can't cope with that yet! I think we will be OK for the next 12 months after that who knows.
Buy a mower Martin and get a round going you will soon have more than you can cope with! Good luck.
I know I'm going to regret this, but OK, go on Adrian, do enlighten us, and please give more detail than just robotic mowers.
Adrian's trawling the internet.....................................! ;-)
I do partly agree with Adrian though I was talking to my local mower dealer and he was telling me that last year they saw a huge rise in robotic mower sales for larger lawns as the price is now comparable to domestic ride ons now.<br/>
However until the technology allows the mower to do the edges I think it will be a while before they are mainstream.