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Need Help buying Riding Lawn mower
I need to find a good inexpensive riding lawn mower for 1 1/2 acres of land.
Would prefer to be able to use attachment for tilling IF easier to use and not to expensive. I have called John Deere. They gave me the following bids: Snapper 12.5 hp 30" cut for $1,659.00. John Deere 17 hp 42" cut for $2,899.00 with a Kasawski motor J. D. 17 hp 42" cut $2,899.00 Zero turn with a Briggs/Stratton motor Said the Briggs motor is not as good as Kasawski. Went to the Snapper website and they have listed a couple with 1 cylinders or 2. Which is better and why? Thanks for your help. P.S. It appears buying a separate tiller may be the better way to go. |
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I vote for Deere.
Inexpensive is not usally the one that is the cheapest at the purchase price. We have had a Deere at church for @ 20 years. It rarely needs much in maintenance money. My brother is still plowing snow and cutting grass with a 1974 Deere 140 i sold him when I bought my new one 8 years ago. I'm mowing with a Deere 285 now with a Kawisaki water cooled 18 horse...It's flawless. |
Re: Need Help buying Riding Lawn mower
Esther,
We bought a Troy-Bilt at Lowe's last year. My husband likes it. http://images.lowes.com/product/conv...33544004md.jpg |
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Go Deere. Expensive, but, as they say, "Nothing runs like a deer."
If you look at Sears Craftsman, run. Run away as fast as you can. |
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Go with John Deere. It would probably be best to get a separate tiller. We have 2 Troybilt tillers. Easy to maintain.
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Now... If I was the dreamin' type I would get myself one of those sweet dual hydrostatic drive zero turn radius machines. Whooooooooooooooooo Weeeeeeeeeeeee... Now That is a mower. |
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