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Used or New?
I was wondering is it worth saving the money, and buying a used W.B? OR a new W.B? Also what is a good brand of walk behind?
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These questions are so vague. You need to do some research on all the different brand mowers. Then figure out how much money they cost, then if you can afford a new or used.
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Do you have 4hrs of mowing a week or 40hrs a week? If you have 40hrs you can't afford the down time. If you have 4hrs you can be down and repaired before a customer notices.
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About total 2-3 hours a day for a whole week. Prob around 20-25 hours or so, in a week. Basically at least 3 hours a day. Sometimes more sometimes less.
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You can get both sometimes... Dealers have demo models with low hours that they are often willing to give you a really good price on! I've seen Zero Turn Demos with less than 30-hours on them go for $3,000 off the original price! Check around all the dealers in your area, and in the fall is the best buys!!!
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I'd say on a wb, go used, especially if cash flow is low. There are always units with low hours for a lot cheaper than new. Although, scag and ferris are offering 0% for at least 36 months, so if you what new, I would look into that...
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I would go used because WB are a lot easier to work on and have cheaper parts. Designs haven't changed much so buying new is kind of pointless. Unless you want those new Z controls that some have switched to. I would say look at Deere but the decks on the new ones are crap. The old deeres are awesome though
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Thanks, to all for the advice.
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