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| BushogPapa
01-24-2013 19:21:29
173.88.51.117
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Anyone know what a 3 year old, nice-looking, Commercial Duty X-Mark 56" 23 HP ZTR would be worth..?? 1,200 hrs, and runs really well.. Thanks for any information..I have been looking for one of these and he wants $3,000.. Is that a fair price..? Thanks.. Ron.. |
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| ztr mowers
01-26-2013 07:14:39
209.152.112.184
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Re: X-Mark Mower question..? in reply to BushogPapa, 01-24-2013 19:21:29
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| seem high to me since you can be in brand new unit with that size deck for little bit more and have 3 year warranty. everybody gets so wrapped up in the ztr mower market on who best who not,trouble is take sheet metal or plastic body off and 98% of the actual components will all be same. just seems high to me maybe if it was the 72" deck unit. |
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| Brian Dan
01-25-2013 16:58:49
68.191.156.68
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Re: X-Mark Mower question..? in reply to BushogPapa, 01-24-2013 19:21:29
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| X-Mark is one of the best mowers on the market. I would not hesitate to buy that machine if it looked and ran good. I am a cub cadet colector. I have 20 of them. I would never buy a new cub cadet. Brian |
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| SuperABen
01-25-2013 15:39:45
184.63.130.244
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Re: X-Mark Mower question..? in reply to BushogPapa, 01-24-2013 19:21:29
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| | Exmarks are good quality machines. I worked at an Exmark dealership for a little while. They came in to the service department a lot less than the other brands we carried (Scag, Gravely, Husqvarna.) You can still destroy a good mower, though, in 1200 hours. That's a lot on a zero turn. Has it been well maintenanced? What engine does it have, Kohler or Kawasaki? Is it a Lazer Z? Ben W. in VA OldPathsEquipment.com |
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| BushogPapa
01-28-2013 15:17:42
173.88.51.117
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Re: X-Mark Mower question..? in reply to SuperABen, 01-25-2013 15:39:45
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| Yes, it is a Lazer Z with "HP" after the "Z".. 23 HP Kaw engine.. I bought it and I am amazed at how much Steel it is made from..!!! I don't see anything that appears to be "worn" to any extent..except maybe the rear tires show some wear.. Ron.. |
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| SuperABen
01-28-2013 17:31:46
184.63.130.244
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Re: X-Mark Mower question..? in reply to BushogPapa, 01-28-2013 15:17:42
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| | ExMarks are made well. I have been around nearly every zero turn out there, but ExMarks seem to be one of the best, and one of the few I would consider if I was shopping. I certainly hope it gives you many, many hours more service! Ben W. in VA OldPathsEquipment.com |
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| BushogPapa
01-25-2013 22:01:01
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Re: X-Mark Mower question..? in reply to SuperABen, 01-25-2013 15:39:45
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| Lazer Z, with 2 more letters..can't remember what they are now..it is well maintained and Commercial..he is the only one to use it and it is Kawasaki powered..23 HP.. Thanks, everyone for your advice.!! Ron.. |
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| Harvey 2
01-25-2013 07:20:40
74.128.149.135
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Re: X-Mark Mower question..? in reply to BushogPapa, 01-24-2013 19:21:29
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| Compare the condition its in and what a new one cost then one can decide if its a good price or not. |
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| BushogPapa
01-25-2013 07:35:19
173.88.51.117
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Re: X-Mark Mower question..? in reply to Harvey 2, 01-25-2013 07:20:40
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| Looks like a Steal... It comes with 6 good sets of replacement blades and he will get me all the filters I want "at cost".. How well would these work on slopes, like around my lake and front slope, by the rd (30 Degree slope)??? 30 Degrees is my LIMIT (on anything)..!!!! When dry, I can mow it with a Row-Crop tractor, but when damp I need to use a mower... Thanks, everyone..have a Wonderful Winter..!!! Ron. |
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| t1
01-25-2013 13:37:03
69.205.60.108
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Re: X-Mark Mower question..? in reply to BushogPapa, 01-25-2013 07:35:19
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| Just have to be careful near pond and lake banks with zero turns. if the wheel closest to the water starts slipping and spinning, the other wheel will steer you right into the water if you aren"t paying attention and stop power to that outer wheel. I"ve pulled my neighbors zero turn out of the pond a few times. Never did any harm to it, but once both drive wheels where in the wet muck, it wouldn"t move without some help. |
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| Harvey 2
01-25-2013 11:14:07
74.128.149.135
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Re: X-Mark Mower question..? in reply to BushogPapa, 01-25-2013 07:35:19
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| Sounds like a lot of hours for a 3 year old mower. Was it used by the owner or hired hands. Was it well maintaned or used hard? The commercial mowers are built better than the others, but it can still be wore out through neglect You can buy a new Cub Cadet zero turn for about the same price and its guarnteed for three years. |
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| wgm
01-26-2013 04:27:36
66.11.102.200
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Re: X-Mark Mower question..? in reply to Harvey 2, 01-25-2013 11:14:07
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| A brand new ZTR selling for $3000 ain"t worth bringing home. |
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| ztr mowers
01-26-2013 07:07:24
209.152.112.184
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Re: X-Mark Mower question..? in reply to wgm, 01-26-2013 04:27:36
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| why not have over 40 units out in that price range and never been back since sold |
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