"Tim Attwood" <tim### [at] comcastnet> wrote in message 
news:48714187@news.povray.org...
> That's probably backwards, more power = less cutting time,
> less cutting time = less chance of fire.
> I'd think that a 35 watt laser would singe grass perty easy.
> Lasers are pricey though, $500 - $2000 per tube, and worse,
> they have a shelf life of 3 - 12 months.

hmmm ..... tractors (not lawn tractors) run $25,000 to start and have you 
seen the price of diesel lately!!!! $1000 for a laser tube is starting to 
sound resonable!!!

I have a ford 1700 (bought in mid 80's) with a 72" cutting deck that rig 
cost me close to $8000 then ..... was up at the farm supply shop the other 
day and the new ones sure look pretty but the price ..... like I said 
$25,000 to start!

Jim

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