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price check on a walker
Got a quote on a walker mt 26 efi with the 48 ghs deck 13000 out the door. Just wondering if that sounded right.
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I can get em a little less than that. But then I'm about an hr from the factory.
Less shipping. Some times you can find a quality used one for a lot less. I paid $3000 for my 02 back in January this year. Put $1200 in it right away and a few other small parts thru the summer. I'd say its paid for itself this year. Sure saved A LOT of time versus using 21s to reach the same width of cut.
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sounds about right, but with winter almost here, maybe you can pick up a good used one for less, worth a try
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I have looked used but i like buying new cause then you know that somebody hasnt abused the machine. And i like havening a nice warranty.
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$12,895 and tax
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I don't use Walkers but my Scag dealer sells them too. He has the 48" for $10,995+tax. This price is with a 23 Kohler that is not efi. Does the 26efi really add that much to the price?
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Apparently so. I'd like a chance to run the two side by side. Just to be able to compare power and fuel consumption differences.
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fuel consumption and power are drastically different 23 vs 26. 26 EFI is really the only way to go
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Ditto, what he said I agree with!!!
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I've got a friend/competitor that says once you man up and go with the diesel option you'll never go back, even to the 26 hp.
Power and fuel consumption is way different.
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