mowman03
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Just came from the Power Show in Cols and was wondering if the Stander from Wright Mfg. is any good.
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Any opinions on a 48" Stander (Wright Mfg)?
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Grass Master
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The Great Dane Super Surfer is a better, faster unit with a floating easy to adjust deck much like a zero turn rider.
There is a $600 factory "pre-season" rebate as well.
FYI....
There is a $600 factory "pre-season" rebate as well.
FYI....
Tbarchaser
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- Florida
I would not say the Surfer is better!
I demoed both and chose the stander, built better, handles slopes better, better balance and it feels a whole lot more stable.
I have a 42" and I plan on another this year.
I demoed both and chose the stander, built better, handles slopes better, better balance and it feels a whole lot more stable.
I have a 42" and I plan on another this year.
Fareway Lawncare
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bigshoe
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I looked at both this weekend at the power show, I am personally leaning towards the super surfer no particular reason I just liked it more. Both look like they would be great machines though.
I looked at a 48"Stander at a trade show in Baltimore last Wednesday. Looks like a quality mower and is comfortable to stand on. The standing platform has some travel to it to cushion some of the bumps, or was that the Sentar. Not sure now. I was impressed with the design and the build of both. Looks very sturdy
brucec32
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Anyone have any stability problems on 36" model? I know they're pretty narrow. I live in Florida now so won't be using them on tons of hills, but there are built up berms and such to deal with. I like the fact that they're short and compact and I can fit more mowers on my rig.
Del9175
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I have put about 7 hours on a 52' that I bought a month ago. I really enjoy it. It really is a solid built machine. I haven't used it in any heavy growth yet, but I'm confident that it will be more than enough mower for the accounts I service.
Tbarchaser
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- Florida
Hay fairway,
Exmark has nothing to do with Wright Mfg.
I would look at the 36" to 48" in a Stander and look at the Sentar for 52" and up
My personal choice is a 42" 17 kaw Stander and a 61" Sentar with a 25 kaw
Exmark has nothing to do with Wright Mfg.
I would look at the 36" to 48" in a Stander and look at the Sentar for 52" and up
My personal choice is a 42" 17 kaw Stander and a 61" Sentar with a 25 kaw
Fareway Lawncare
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- Canada
Hey TBar, I know but Heil Bros seems to be confused...or their site's a work in progress.