Doc Pete
04-05-2002, 11:36 AM
As I mentioned my subcontractor still uses your OWV. OTOH, lets not start telling "too tall tales" about 20mph zero turns.:p We both know it's a phyical impossiblity, besides that mowing at that speed cannot be done with today's current mowers. Also, and correct me if I'm wrong, a true zero turn with a OWV and one of the better current hydros that have their rear wheels at the edge of the cutting deck width, would result in the velky going past the 90 degree point relative to the stationary support bar. And that, IMO, is a place I really don't want to be. However, if you use a 54" inch deck with an old style mower that has the rear wheels placed well inside the width of the deck, then "in relation to accomplishing" a zero turn that would put the deck inline for the next pass, then Yes, you can use a OWV for zero turning.
Please keep in mind, I'm not trying to find fault with your great products, but as one of the other posts said, "I just get used to it". Well, why is that??? I must admit, my dealer laughs at some of my ideas, but just the same, "I laugh all the way to the bank".:p
OH, and if you use a standard lever hydro WB, I'd be glad to match my Hustler WB in an actual lawn condition race..... I hope mowing backwards is allowed, since that's just part of my daily routine.:D
Pete
For Pete's Sake
Please keep in mind, I'm not trying to find fault with your great products, but as one of the other posts said, "I just get used to it". Well, why is that??? I must admit, my dealer laughs at some of my ideas, but just the same, "I laugh all the way to the bank".:p
OH, and if you use a standard lever hydro WB, I'd be glad to match my Hustler WB in an actual lawn condition race..... I hope mowing backwards is allowed, since that's just part of my daily routine.:D
Pete
For Pete's Sake