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    Kickin it Old School somethingclever's Avatar
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    Anyone here have a zero turn mower?

    Been thinking about getting one this winter while prices are down.

    If so, what make/model do you have, how many acres do you mow, and have you had any problems (or complaints) with it?
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    I work at a turf company that sells commercial ztr's... all i will say is that if you are cutting alot of grass on a regular basis, dont skimp out and get a home depot/lowes type stamped deck ztr... they are junk and you will regret it... if you have any ?'s shoot me a PM
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    I have about 2 acres to cut. I use a Toro zero turn. It's not the type that they sell at the big box stores. It would be a mild commercial type and it works fine for what I do with it. If I had more land I would use a full blown commercial type but those are expensive so be warned if you go that route. If I were going that way I would buy a Ferris or a Gravely.

    Here are some sites:

    http://www.lawnsite.com/

    http://zeroturn-lawnmower.com/
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    Get a Dixie Chopper and cut grass at 50 mph!

    http://www.dixiechopper.com/

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    Quote Originally Posted by u1arunit View Post
    I have about 2 acres to cut. I use a Toro zero turn. It's not the type that they sell at the big box stores. It would be a mild commercial type and it works fine for what I do with it. If I had more land I would use a full blown commercial type but those are expensive so be warned if you go that route. If I were going that way I would buy a Ferris or a Gravely.

    Here are some sites:

    http://www.lawnsite.com/

    http://zeroturn-lawnmower.com/

    Thanks Mark....what model Toro do you have, how many hours, and any repairs to date?
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    Quote Originally Posted by madmaxin22 View Post
    I work at a turf company that sells commercial ztr's... all i will say is that if you are cutting alot of grass on a regular basis, dont skimp out and get a home depot/lowes type stamped deck ztr... they are junk and you will regret it... if you have any ?'s shoot me a PM
    I will be cutting between 3 and 3.5 acres...what brand(s) do you carry?

    Quote Originally Posted by Viper_ed View Post
    Get a Dixie Chopper and cut grass at 50 mph!

    http://www.dixiechopper.com/

    Didn't see any pricing listed on the website...but I assume I would need to be mowing around a money tree for a dixie chopper...
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    [QUOTE=somethingclever;262467]I will be cutting between 3 and 3.5 acres...what brand(s) do you carry?


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    sounds like you need a 48" cut... or 60" if you have the money to go bigger... we sell Exmark, Hustler, and Scag.... all of which are well respected companies among the landscapers and municipalities
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    [quote=madmaxin22;262473]
    Quote Originally Posted by somethingclever View Post
    I will be cutting between 3 and 3.5 acres...what brand(s) do you carry?


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    sounds like you need a 48" cut... or 60" if you have the money to go bigger... we sell Exmark, Hustler, and Scag.... all of which are well respected companies among the landscapers and municipalities

    pm sent...
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    I know. I don't post much.

    And I'm a couple days late to this thread, but...

    I cut 2.5 acres at my office, and almost 5 acres at home. I've been using a 60" Country Clipper for almost 10 years. Bought a new one this year because the last one was cremated when my barn burned down in August. Long story.

    I love this machine. I can cut the office grass in about 1 hour 20 minutes, and home can be done in about 3 hours.

    The new machine model is called the "Boss", and I opted to get the 60" snow blower attachment for the driveway. Don't laugh. 500 feet long by 12 feet wide takes a long time to shovel.

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