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02-06-2007, 01:56 AM
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Jaybow- it was the troy built from home depot or lowes...actually, it cost around 350, self propelled and all that and lasted almost exactly 1 month. From there I used a honda and a john deere- honda- super light and easy and fast but not as rugged as the john deerer- in my opinion. I have a 7 hp JD 21 in mower with casterfront wheels- kinda like a mini walk behind. Love it. My advice, don't buy anything that isn't commercial grade. Good luck.- Ben
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02-12-2007, 12:04 AM
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I think if was 650 or 750. worth it to me. way easier to steer than a regular "fixed wheel" small mower. very fast. I rarely use it now but glad I have it.
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03-04-2007, 10:05 PM
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BTLS That was so funny i was falling off my seat. its just great because I have been though all that. I love the high grass comment. Funny thing is the customer knows you under price him and he doenst even feel bad you will need a new mower after that lawn LoL. keep up the great attitude you have and keep writing funny
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03-04-2007, 10:23 PM
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BTLS my advice is guy a cheap new 21 inch lawn mower and buy a new 36" wright stander. you will never have to walk again. it cuts great and turns in tight spots. i got lazy with it, if i need to run back to trailer or pull my green pals i use the mower for everything. i just zip around in that thing.
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