Hey all,
I have 3 acres that I live on. Half of it that I consider my "yard" is fairly smooth with some pretty good hills/inclines. The other half behind the house is some rough shit in places, flatter, but much rougher. I'm tired of paying to have the yard mowed, so it's time to buy a new mower.
I'm still relatively young so I think it's insane what some of the better mowers cost now days. I guy I work with spent $12K on a Ferris 60" diesel mower. I could buy a 50hp tractor with a bucket and brush cutter for that much!
I'm trying to decide if a zero turn or a regular mid mount lawn mower would be best for my application. I'm not wanting to spend more than $2500 at the most and $1500 sounds alot better. Any of you all have any recommendations on a decent mower for the money and for my application?
I went to tractor supply and Lowes today and looked at Cub Cadets, Huskavarna, and John Deer. I found a couple in the $1500-$2000 range that seemed ok, just wanted to get some opinions from first hand users.
I have 3 acres that I live on. Half of it that I consider my "yard" is fairly smooth with some pretty good hills/inclines. The other half behind the house is some rough shit in places, flatter, but much rougher. I'm tired of paying to have the yard mowed, so it's time to buy a new mower.
I'm still relatively young so I think it's insane what some of the better mowers cost now days. I guy I work with spent $12K on a Ferris 60" diesel mower. I could buy a 50hp tractor with a bucket and brush cutter for that much!
I'm trying to decide if a zero turn or a regular mid mount lawn mower would be best for my application. I'm not wanting to spend more than $2500 at the most and $1500 sounds alot better. Any of you all have any recommendations on a decent mower for the money and for my application?
I went to tractor supply and Lowes today and looked at Cub Cadets, Huskavarna, and John Deer. I found a couple in the $1500-$2000 range that seemed ok, just wanted to get some opinions from first hand users.