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What brand of mower
View Poll Results: What brand of mower
Scag 53 19.00%
Exmark 58 20.79%
Ferris 17 6.09%
Lesco 4 1.43%
Great Dane 6 2.15%
Snapper 9 3.23%
Grass Hopper 15 5.38%
Bad Boy 5 1.79%
John Deere 30 10.75%
Walker 19 6.81%
Hustler 25 8.96%
Toro 30 10.75%
Kubota 8 2.87%
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Old 05-11-2012, 12:43 AM
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What brand of mower
Post your brand you use. If I forgot your brand, I'm sorry, Just put it in the thread.
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Scag and Gravely here.
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Hustler Super Zs, standard 60" and XR7 66", Ferris hydro 48" walk behind, Encore hydro 36" walk behind. Just ordered a new Gravely 460.
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Hustler Super Zs, standard 60" and XR7 66", Ferris hydro 48" walk behind, Encore hydro 36" walk behind. Just ordered a new Gravely 460.
Does it not get difficult with all different brands? Parts and service and such?
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Never rode a chopper... Would love to sometime though. Saw one of the twin engine ones mow once, looks like a cool machine.
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Not bad. I do all my own maintenance. When I buy a mower, used or new, right off the bat, I buy a couple fuel, oil, and air, hydro filters, one of each belt, extra set of blades, and in the case of my big mowers that I depend on highly I also buy a ign. and pto switch, a front wheel assembly, and rear tire so I'm pretty well set. I make a list with serial #s, plug #s, filter #s, etc. so I have easy reference. I plan on selling the Ferris because it's not used as much and the 66" XR7. Sold the 60" SZ. Want to end up with two or more Gravely 400s and my Encore 36" (plus 21" push mower, trimmers, blowers, etc.). It is nice when things match or cross over but that comes second to finding a good deal on a machine for me.
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I have a 50 inch Dixie Chopper and an old 36 inch bobcat, lol I know but I paid a hundred bucks for it. echo trimmers and blowers exmark 26 push mower and a bunch of junk 21's that I Frankenstein.
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Bobcat (have to have 10 letters so this is them)
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