They’d much rather harass us over the stuff we have around or speed gun people at each end of town than they would fix the streets, sewers, water lines, parts of the electrical distribution, and sidewalks. There actually is a brick walkway in front of the RP, it’s just sunken so far that you can barely see it.

Not that I’m bitter or anything.

That’s a fairly rare tractor, that “early” 316 was made only 1 year. They didn’t have one for several years, then came back out with a 316 which looked like a 318 and had an onan 16HP V-twin.
That “early” 316 is just a renumbered 300. I like our 300, been a good tractor but power steering would be nice.

I use a service and I am contracted for 11 treatments a year for certain things – if a problem not related to those things crops up then I would have to contact my lawn care service have them come out and work out a contract to treat the new problems.

The first year I had them my lawn looked terrible – but it was because there was alot that was wrong with my lawn that wasn’t apparent (broadleaf issues and bugs) when these problems were taken care of the lawn did die in certain areas. I talked to he lawn service and had them advise me on the next step (not their responsibilty to come to me – I went to them) and now my lawn is gorgeous.

It’s a two way street – and you need to be in touch with the people who work for you and are experts in that field to help you along – again YOUR responsibility NOT theirs. They are only obligated to apply the treatments you paid for – nothing more.

They would have to knowingly cause harm to your property. That’s very different from failure to warn you about something else that might harm your property.

Just as a dentist can’t be sued because he’s just seen you and you go on vacation and develop an excruciatingly painful abscess.

It bites, as it were, but it’s not negligence.