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[ed2hess]

Originally Posted by larryinalabama

Im stocking up on parts for mine 2 BOPs, and looking into a toro grandstand

I think I would stick with Wright or Scag.

[larryinalabama]

Originally Posted by ed2hess

I think I would stick with Wright or Scag.

Why is that?

[lifetree]

I exchanged E-Mails with Gary last week and they are apparently still taking delivery of some parts, like blades, etc. !! I bought some blades for my machine.

He indicated that he is still "working to close the deal" ... time will tell.

[Patriot Services]

They could have been building mowers right up to the day they supposedly sold out.

[larryinalabama]

Originally Posted by lifetree

I exchanged E-Mails with Gary last week and they are apparently still taking delivery of some parts, like blades, etc. !! I bought some blades for my machine.

He indicated that he is still "working to close the deal" ... time will tell.

Its possible they will.

I dont see what the big deal is Im positive I could assemble my 44 duelly in lesss than 2 hours, the faburacation of the deck is likley the biggest expense of the mower.

[lifetree]

Originally Posted by larryinalabama

... the faburacation of the deck is likley the biggest expense of the mower.

I'd bet that it's the engine !!

[larryinalabama]

Originally Posted by lifetree

I'd bet that it's the engine !!

Worst case you could but the engine after the mower is ordered. Ive seen 16 hp kawasakis as low as 800$ for 1, so a oredr for 100 has to be less.

It shouldnt be that big of a problem to sort of "custom" build thes machines as the orders come in. I could be completely wrong, but I still say I could assemble the mower in less than 2 hours.