2k1yzfr1
LawnSite Senior Member
- Location
- Waco Texas
I have a 44" exmark lazer ZHP for sale in the local paper. It has 412 hours with a mulching kit included. Is $4000 too much money for this mower??
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Am I asking too much $ for this?
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packerbacker
LawnSite Bronze Member
- Location
- Overland Park KS
It looks pretty clean , the problem i have is i would never buy a rider under 52 inches
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2k1yzfr1
LawnSite Senior Member
- Location
- Waco Texas
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yeah it's clean and runs/cuts excellent. I just thought I needed a bigger mower so I bought a new 52" 27 hp toro. I kinda miss the little 44" for it's nimbleness though.
WeatherMan
LawnSite Senior Member
- Location
- Ilse Of Palms S.C.
To much for such a little deck
GrassBlaster
LawnSite Member
- Location
- Transitional Zone 7 - Sanford, NC
I bought a brand new 48" gravely for $5800 including tax.
wrestlingcoach
LawnSite Senior Member
- Location
- Sand Springs, OKlahoma
YEP, too much
i just bought a 61' scags for $6000 had only 135 hours
was a homeowner
he mowed his own 7 acres
very clean
i just bought a 61' scags for $6000 had only 135 hours
was a homeowner
he mowed his own 7 acres
very clean
grassrootsinab
LawnSite Member
- Location
- up here
I don't know about the price....but I was at my Toro dealer the other day and your Exmarks look an awful lot like the Toro Z-turn mowers. Are they the same? Up here we don't see any exmark.
brucec32
LawnSite Platinum Member
- Location
- Atlanta, GA
You didn't mention the engine type. The Kaw 17hp seems a little low on torque, I had a 18hp Kohler twin (20hp is supposed to be the same) and it did fine in most situations on a 48". That would affect price. Yours looks like a Kawi.
Most buyers want size over nimbleness, so the mower's not in big demand except with startups short of cash.
I'm actually in the market for a 44" as a backup and to do props where the 48" might not squeeze in.
Most buyers want size over nimbleness, so the mower's not in big demand except with startups short of cash.
I'm actually in the market for a 44" as a backup and to do props where the 48" might not squeeze in.
BSDeality
LawnSite Silver Member
- Location
- Fairfield County, CT
grassrootsinab,
toro owns exmark. they're very close in designs.
toro owns exmark. they're very close in designs.
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2k1yzfr1
LawnSite Senior Member
- Location
- Waco Texas
- Thread Starter
- #10
it is the 17 kawa motor. I love the size of the 44" since it would fit through the 48" gates, but for the little time I was saving in the back yards of the 5-6 yards with 48" gates I was loosing on my 2-3 acre yards and front yards. So it's back to using the 36's in the back yards. The power was adequate for the 44" deck I would have liked more in some of the thick wet St augustine, but for all the other times it was fine.