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@@jojohehe3251 yes in some countries an acre seems to refer to a days work. But there are many things that's needs to be done on a field ..and different crops demand different tasks. So the measurement is a bit blunt. In Sweden an acre is similar in area with our tunnland which is more accurate as it refers to the area suitable to sow with a barrel (tunna) of grains.

@@jojohehe32511 because the field is leaning, and you want to mow downward. 2 the running is only half an hour of 14. And it relieves tension from the body. 3. Easier acces to my waterbottles.

@@LordMesa ok, can you explain why? And how long it should be for me of 172cm ? It is good for me to know if I have made a mistake. Because I have developed this snath during 20 years of professional mowing, it is now sold as the Nordic snath worldwide and regarded as the best by many other professional mowers.

@slattergubben6702 Well, then you know much more than me. To me, the big one looked like it made you kneel more than the small one. Which made me think it was too short. But I am not an expert. If you say that's the correct form, then I am happy to defer to you.

@LordMesa thanks, as a professional mowers and manufacturer of snath I have always snath in all sizes with me to try. My perception is , at least here in Sweden many people have too long snath nowadays. You do not get strength and control by having the scythe too far away from your feet, neither by having handles placed too high referring to the body. On the other hand many old Swedish snathmodels were crap both in design and as they were too short.

@@user-gu3ie right, not burning though as this is my normal job. It is just a very tough day. But sure , it is more like swimming or cross country skiing where you use the whole body.

@@pjanoo6973 that would ease a little bit. But writing my own rules i regard peening and honing should be done by the mower. It is so included in the job.

@@rashadabdullah9769 interesting, so you mean if I had PayPal you would have bought? We can of course issue an invoice but then you need to pay in advance before we ship.

@slattergubben6702 when i was a kid i bought things via money order. Jensons usa, chainreaction cycles, i bought the bowflex all using money orders. I never even had a bank account. Recently here in canada we have etransfers and ive been buying things using that. Infact ive bought some things on layway like that. Every month i put money into an account the business set up based on what i want to buy and when ive paid the full amount they ship. Last year i bought a $1200 honda gx100 motor this way from a company. Infact i gave them the sale bcoz in 2023 i bought a new briggs motor for my lawn mower like that hence why i did not hesitate to give him the honda sale. I have no trouble paying in advance. So long as you're paid and i get the product. Anyway, and specific to you, its strange that you want to get back to the land but only accept payment from corrupt businesses or money dealers. I cant afford to buy a scythe now. Spent too much building a new moped last year with the gx100. But i def want one even if i gotta make it myself. I would send you straight cash in a reg envelope if you want. Trade something for something. I msg all sellers and none offer money order payment, NONE so far omg. Anyway, maybe around fall i will see about getting a scythe.

@@iantercero5380 not really, there is lefthanded scythes but I practice too less. Usually we are mowing in much more technically challenging meadows and then you just go for your skilled side. On the other hand it does not seem to affect the body really. It is only for three or four month and not everyday, we need to rake the grass ass well.

@@VirtualPianoAcademy noone. If you try you will realise feet is the safest part of the body when handling a scythe. I have seen cuts in most part of the body during my career. No really bad though - and thankfully.

@@slattergubben6702 I really appreciate your knowledge on this. On Anna Karenina there is a complete explanation of how hard this work is so I was wondering lol. Thanks for your reply! :)

@@waydromeda if I go back in the same row I would mow grass into standing grass. That's is a big drawback. If it would had been totally flat I could have mowed in a rectangle although it has a drawback that I never had the chance to run and release tensions from the body. And that it would have been hard to control where is the waterbottles. But now the meadow is leaning and then the only option is to mow from up to down. Working with the gravity