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Shades of Green LService
02-27-2007, 10:00 PM
Was just wondering what your favorite PG model was. Based on Looks or whatever. i know the start of the season is among us (serious posts), but i thought i would start another light Thread. I'll start off,the Centri .Based on looks alone . Also No 3 hole hopper:)

indyturf
02-27-2007, 10:10 PM
Magnum, very easy to maintain and repair and does a nice job. I didn't have the Centri or Ultra, after I bought the original Cavalry I was afraid to buy another! But the Magnum looked like they had it right.

MStine315
02-27-2007, 10:33 PM
Call me crazy, but I have an Ultra SE and I've been reasonably happy with it. I would love to add a Magnum, but probably not till '08.

Runner
02-27-2007, 11:01 PM
I have a friend of mine that has two Magnums, and he likes my Ultra SE, better. He gives a few reasons for this.

mnturfmaster
03-14-2007, 10:34 PM
owned a centri in the past. was on big P.O.S. bying a magnum this week

LwnmwrMan22
03-14-2007, 11:06 PM
I have a friend of mine that has two Magnums, and he likes my Ultra SE, better. He gives a few reasons for this.

Runner -

Can you post the reasons / PM me with them??

I've got an Ultra, and am VERY seriously thinking about moving to the Magnum, but if there's reasons not to, I'd like to know.

Any help??

Thanks.

thomsoutdoor
03-14-2007, 11:54 PM
I have been happy with the Magnum. That is one acre properties or less. Could us a cup holder.

GrazerZ
03-15-2007, 05:19 PM
Would the cup holder be for a drink??? 101

bflower
03-15-2007, 06:38 PM
running a magnum now, so far so good. missing the constant weed control switch on the ultra, god for bid i have a itch on the magnum and have to scratch and miss all those weeds. will see how well all these cables hold up to fertilizer, lubing them often. my right foot will never be as good as my left hand at shifting from forward to reverse. if only i could have had a honda engine on my old ultra! my two cents

RigglePLC
03-15-2007, 06:57 PM
I just took a look at the new Magnum at Lesco dealer. Nice. And it appears they have corrected the problem of how to replace the starter rope. Now you can unbolt a side brace that was welded in place last year. Changeing the rope is a little easier.

However I wish they had gone to a little extra trouble and put in bypass agitation. Cup holder is attached to hopper on the left.

Shades of Green LService
03-15-2007, 08:44 PM
I just took a look at the new Magnum at Lesco dealer. Nice. And it appears they have corrected the problem of how to replace the starter rope. Now you can unbolt a side brace that was welded in place last year. Changeing the rope is a little easier.

However I wish they had gone to a little extra trouble and put in bypass agitation. Cup holder is attached to hopper on the left.

This is where mine goes

heritage
03-16-2007, 12:32 AM
I personally like my Centuri. I had a new Ultra for 8 hours and returned it for a full refund the next day. I have over 300 hours on the Centuri and I know of of it's little quirks, so I keep it adjusted and in great running order.

Would I own a Centuri if I was not Mechanically Inclined.......Never, because too many small but potential DOWNTIME items.

I have heard from Lawn Care Professionals that have owned Centuri,Ultra and now Magnum, and it's pretty much the same feedback that Magnum has the least Downtime issues. So if you want a PG...Get a Magnum.

As most already know....Downtime BAD. :)

How about a Magnum Hydro? Independant wheel motors like the Z-Spray would be the icing on the cake.

Pete

Shades of Green LService
03-16-2007, 08:39 AM
I personally like my Centuri. I had a new Ultra for 8 hours and returned it for a full refund the next day. I have over 300 hours on the Centuri and I know of of it's little quirks, so I keep it adjusted and in great running order.

Would I own a Centuri if I was not Mechanically Inclined.......Never, because too many small but potential DOWNTIME items.

I have heard from Lawn Care Professionals that have owned Centuri,Ultra and now Magnum, and it's pretty much the same feedback that Magnum has the least Downtime issues. So if you want a PG...Get a Magnum.

As most already know....Downtime BAD. :)

How about a Magnum Hydro? Independant wheel motors like the Z-Spray would be the icing on the cake.

Pete

Hydros on a Magnum? Oh Yeah.
-Jay