We have a couple of 48"/52" walk behind scags. Been looking for a <36" walk behind and they seem to cost more than my other ones.
We have a couple of 48"/52" walk behind scags. Been looking for a <36" walk behind and they seem to cost more than my other ones.So for chits and giggles I purchased a 32" homeowner grade zero turn last week. I "thought" it would speed up the process on some of these private party lawns I have, and quite frankly I was getting sick and tired of using the 33" walk behind.
Needless to say, this little turd is going in the shed and come spring will be sold to the highest offer.
If only a quality company made a nice 30-32" commercial grade ztr. I know I've seen 36"s but they just don't quite squeeze through those 36" chain link gates.
This winter I'm on the hunt for a stand on, not because I need one but because I want one.
I've done that as well, sometimes you gotta just improvise. It's the 1/2+ acre rear yards that even a 33" WB won't fit through a gate on that get me irked. That's when I politely ask the homeowner if they are interested in a slightly more accessible gate. If it's a repo...I improvise.I'll slide chain link to the side on a repo as my smallest mower is a 48" and we have some that have 1/4+ acre back yards. Just secure it with a zip tie when i'm done and cut the zip tie the next cycle. Had one last year on such a tight lot i had to roll a push mower through the living room!!!
You must be rich. . .I had a condo in Loveland CO. . .
You must be rich. . .![]()
21,000 miles on my 2012 alreadyThe pickups I drive are 10 and 12 years old.
How old are yours again??????
I know people that know other people.![]()
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The pickups I drive are 10 and 12 years old.
How old are yours again??????
I know people that know other people.![]()
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That's almost all just local driving, well 4 counties, only road trip was 900 miles round trip.That makes it a lot newer than both of mine combined.
21k?????? dang dude, where you been?
Truckin all over the US sight seeing?
I dont care who you are, that's funny right there!$1,500 truck pulling a $10,000 mower.!! (you might be a red neck.??)