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Junior M · #51 01-16-2009, 09:49 AM

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Originally Posted by markahurley

earlier you said:
I have a residential grade RZT 50" cub cadet , 21" cub cadet self propelled ..been lloking into the Wright 48" RH stand up mower i have a 77,000 sq foot commercial property and several resedential but my credit is shot and noone will finance me any ideas what i should do ..im getting big in my area and getting big quick as far as lawn maintanance but dont know how much longer that RZT will hold up ..

good luck getting this mower with no credit or financing.
and why in the world would you get a showcase level mower for daily use?

Maybe he was talkin about just a plain old Walker..

doubleedge · #52 01-16-2009, 07:04 PM

I wonder if your customers will start to think that they are getting the short end of the stick after they see that..

ViceNut · #53 01-18-2009, 11:49 AM

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Originally Posted by doubleedge

I wonder if your customers will start to think that they are getting the short end of the stick after they see that..

they don't see it.............................

it's left prez's house once since he got it, and only cut with once (@ Prez's house) for about 20 minutes worth while it was dry out.

DaughtryLC · #54 01-24-2009, 02:04 AM

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Originally Posted by kreft

Wow! I wouldn't even wan't to take it off concrete!

Yea! you better get a few more towels on the trailer!!, You will need them for the cleanups!

Jason'sLawnCare · #55 01-24-2009, 06:52 PM

beautiful machine!! How's that suspension seat? Do the armrests get in your way? Or have you not had enough time on it to tell?

Thanks,
Enjoy, I'm sure it would be hard not to.

Chestnut Oaks Prez · #56 01-24-2009, 10:12 PM

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Originally Posted by Jason'sLawnCare

beautiful machine!! How's that suspension seat? Do the armrests get in your way? Or have you not had enough time on it to tell?

Thanks,
Enjoy, I'm sure it would be hard not to.

It is really takin some getting used to. Arm rest are great but the seat sits really high. Got off of it today and got on one off our others, it was sooo much lower. The new seat is great when you hit a bump you didn't see coming, obsorbs the shock great and the lumbar in the back is cool too. I think I will get used to it

Jason'sLawnCare · #57 01-24-2009, 10:24 PM

Thanks for the info. I know things can get a little bumpy at the higher speeds on the Walkers so I'm sure the suspension would be nice.

I'm sure my dad would like one of those, If I ever let him use it. Just kidding.

I wonder if Walker Mfg. will ever make a heated seat? Down here nobody would buy it but up north I'm sure their would be a market especially if they use it for snow plowing or blowing.