"buzz around trees with one turn" That cannot be done with a zero turn. The drive tire will run the tree down or you will be leaving about 6" of uncut grass. You need to kinda walk your way around. Forward and back. Draw a top view of a zero turn mower on a piece of paper. Cut it out along the outline. Stand a pencil on end and drive your sketch around it. You will see what I mean. For that reason I traded my zero turn for an all wheel steer John Deere. You also cannot mow a very steep road ditch with a zero turn. They keep falling down to bottom of ditch. Anything with a steerable front axle will hang right on to the ditch. I have my second all wheel steer now. First one did not have power steering so was hard for the wife to operate(she does 90% of the mowing). So I traded it for the current one with power steering, hydraulic lift and a fuel gauge. We love it.
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