My new toy. Got 34" for my size yard. Takes some getting used to steering.
Pushmower is relegated to trimming around fences and borders
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dgc76
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I have the 60 inch for my 2 1/2 acres. The floating seating area certainly smoothes out the ride.
(In response to this post by TomTurkey)
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Cart.
(In response to this post by dgc76)
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to 1/3 acre, so mowing with a pushmower was never that big of a deal. But last year, we bought a house with about 3/4 acre. I can confidently say 3/4 acre with a pushmower sux.
Mowing went from about 90 minutes of misery to you can knock out mowing the lawn while dinner is cooking.
The next step is mulching/edging around all the trees and borders so the zero-turn can get everything without having to come back with a pushmower or weedeater.
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Just bought a nice used Cub Cadet for $250. It will be the backup to our John Deere. Brother in law and his wife moving to Baton Rouge Monday and had to get rid of it. Bless them.
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Good quality machine that should outlast me. No interest loan through Toro. Local, family owned business to service.
Comparing with Lowes and The Home Depot, I bought as above. My last few mowers, leaf blowers and grass trimmers have all come from this business for their quality service.
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It's not my Daddy's lawn tractor
(In response to this post by MikeVT85)
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Trying to move both to steer is not required, except at turn arounds, etc.
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