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bob-cat ztr
I just bought a bob-cat z219 to mow my own grass with. I have about 3 1/2 acres. My question is what on average will the life of this mower be. I probably will put about 60 hrs a year on it. Also any tips on maintaining it and operation would be appreciated since I am a rookie with zero turns.
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Congrats on the new purchase!
From what I've seen on this site, people commonly mention that their ZTRs have been taken past 1000 hours, and some even past 2000. Doing a Search on this site will give you hours upon hours of reading on ZTR operation and maintenance tips. One of the first things I learned about ZTRs is that they don't zero-turn well (one wheel forward and one wheel reverse) on any kind of slope. That's why on my property, I make a lot of tight turns and 3-point turns, but no true zero-turns. 3-point turns are still very fast on a ZTR. Also, be patient -- it takes a good amount of time to master operating a ZTR smoothly and without tearing turf. Hope this helps. |
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8 bobcat........ILL BET I KNOW WHERE YOU BOUGHT THAT MOWER AT...If you bought it in statsville.Thats my dealer as well.terrell is agood guy he will take care of you.
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Jacob, you are right that is where i bought it at. This is the first mower i have bought but have been buying weedeaters, blowers and parts for years. They are not the cheapest around but there service more than makes up for the extra $$$$.
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I put 1050 on a zt223, no problems what so ever. I got robbed on the trade in. Oh well, live and learn.
The bobcat should be a dependable machine for you. Have fun!
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