im with dave, i think a cub, a or if its flat ground, even a b, with a belly mower and turf tires would be way better than any rubber band drive lawn rider, i plan to buy one of these next as i just bought a sears last year and already dont like it,it just feels 'cheap'and its very uncomfortable to drive, the seat on my old rider was better worn out than this one is new, it leaves a stripe when the grass is tall,just like my old one did,the old one was a western auto "commercial version" the rear end lasted 2 months on that one then cracked in half,they didnt cover it as they decided that it had fell out of my truck going down the road, [ it hadnt even been in my truck] give me old iron any day!
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