We have a toro 36 stand on, love it because it can also be used as a W/b
buddy of mine is still rocking a w/b w/ a sulky couldn’t tell you the size though
buddy of mine is still rocking a w/b w/ a sulky couldn’t tell you the size though
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Knowing what I know now, I would have tried getting a stand on all those years ago when I bought my walk behind.
That said, I would have also gotten something bigger than a 36, but at the time, the 30 inch mowers didn't exist, and I needed to get through gates.
I do need to mow quite a few steep hills though, so I'm thinking a stand on would not be ideal - but I guess if that's the mower I had, I wouldn't be taking on lawns with steep hills.
Sometimes you choose your work based on your machine and sometimes you choose your machine based on your work.
That said, I would have also gotten something bigger than a 36, but at the time, the 30 inch mowers didn't exist, and I needed to get through gates.
I do need to mow quite a few steep hills though, so I'm thinking a stand on would not be ideal - but I guess if that's the mower I had, I wouldn't be taking on lawns with steep hills.
Sometimes you choose your work based on your machine and sometimes you choose your machine based on your work.
Whoa Nellie...that's looking close to 18°...you sure you can do that?Knowing what I know now, I would have tried getting a stand on all those years ago when I bought my walk behind.
That said, I would have also gotten something bigger than a 36, but at the time, the 30 inch mowers didn't exist, and I needed to get through gates.
I do need to mow quite a few steep hills though, so I'm thinking a stand on would not be ideal - but I guess if that's the mower I had, I wouldn't be taking on lawns with steep hills.
Sometimes you choose your work based on your machine and sometimes you choose your machine based on your work.
Do you not use a sulky or pro-slide? If not, look into a pro-slide. Very versatile.Knowing what I know now, I would have tried getting a stand on all those years ago when I bought my walk behind.
That said, I would have also gotten something bigger than a 36, but at the time, the 30 inch mowers didn't exist, and I needed to get through gates.
I do need to mow quite a few steep hills though, so I'm thinking a stand on would not be ideal - but I guess if that's the mower I had, I wouldn't be taking on lawns with steep hills.
Sometimes you choose your work based on your machine and sometimes you choose your machine based on your work.
Also, I know that pictures don't often to justice to inclines, but from this angle, I can't imagine that a stander or ZTR wouldn't do just fine there.
Much easer to back up with a stand-on. Most WB have a sulky, pain to back up.How so? Does a stand on go forward to back up?
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