Take into consideration where you are going to store it before you go out and buy a huge mower. ZTR mowers will cut your mowing time in half versus the tractor rigs. I mow a quarter acre with obstacles in about 30 minutes with my 36" Dixon and have room to park it in the garage.
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Click here for some other threads on zero-turn mowers:
or this http://discussions.texasbowhunter.co...archid=8129212Comment
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Randy, your link didn't work for me, so I added the second one. Someone let me know if either, or both, the above links work.Originally posted by Burnadell View PostClick here for some other threads on zero-turn mowers:
or this http://discussions.texasbowhunter.co...archid=8129212Comment
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You need a bobcat! Great mowers with lifetime deck warranty. I use mine for the house and commercial use.Comment
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I have a scag also but it is a little overkill on less than an acre.Comment
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Exmark, with a Kohler engine.Comment
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I have a 72 in Kubota. it's over kill for my 2.5 acres but it was given to me. Deisel engine. Thing is a monster!!!Comment
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I also have a Hustler 48" deck. I agree about having a Kawasaki engine. There are a lot of good Zero Turn mowers - just pick the one that is priced right & feels the best. You should test a few out before making a purchase.Originally posted by Quackerbox View PostComment
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Scag!Comment
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I have an Exmark 48" 22 hp Kawasaki. I abuse that thing and have only had one problem with it that 100% my fault. I was using it like a brush hog and broke the belt when I hit something I couldn't see. Just my 2 cents.Comment
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You cant beat a Bad Boy.Comment
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Exmark pioneer here with a 48" deck and kawasaki engine. Been a good mower but if i did it again i would try an go Scag because i believe they are all shaft drivenComment
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Dixie Chopper! Best warranty, fastest and most reliable out there. Check them out!Comment
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Another vote for SCAGComment
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