best value and ideal zero turn for 20-30 accounts

[bballv20]

are the 0% interest plans for 36 months a good deal by husqvarna? I never really see them around and are those payment plans a good idea vs cash?

[morgaj1]

I would look at the Gravely Pro Turn Series.

[unkownfl]

Those are large residential lawns IMHO. If you're making enough to afford payments I wouldn't hesitate to finance especially at 0%. Why let them make more money of your money while you can make money off it for 3 years. The new husqvarna stuff is top notch. I would look into a Toro z master. With the Husqvarna resale will be less than a more well known brand such as Toro, Exmark, Scag, Wright, Hustler etc. I know that 33 is a MTD product and is about to crap out on you most likely, but you can't compare that to a commercial walk behind.

[grizzlylandscaper]

Originally Posted by twcw5804

Snapper Pro ZTR 52'' 25hp Kawi $5999

I agree
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[Grubrunner]

Whatever you decide on, now is a great time to haggle on a good price for a commercial mower.... based on the fact that we are mid-way through the season.

Just make sure you have written prices from various dealers [in person, online and don't be afraid to scroll out of town/state] as this will cement your negotiating powers.

Good luck ultimately in your decision.

[nepatsfan]

Originally Posted by bballv20

I want to buy a zero turn for my business. If i have around 20-30 residential accounts what make and size (im thinking around 54"), etc. would be a good purchase and best value? I want to save money and can't splurge on a mower but ill find a deal somewhere.

used or new? how much do you have to spend?