Posted by MarkB_MI on May 18, 2014 at 22:57:16 from (75.198.13.162):
In Reply to: Re: New zero turn posted by wile E on May 18, 2014 at 08:33:40:
Yes, it's an absurd amount of money to be spending on a dedicated mowing machine. But then you've never seen my yard. I'm getting to an age where time is more important than money and this machine will save me upwards of two hours a week in the summer. I'm pretty sure when I'm on my deathbed I'm not going to say "ya know, I sure wish I'd spent more time cutting grass".
I looked at cheaper machines, but you have to spend a minimum of three grand to get a fabricated deck, and those are still pretty flimsy machines until you get up to around 5K. I also looked into used machines, but May is not a good time of the year to look for mower bargains. A local dealer has several used Exmark mowers priced at 5K or more; these machines have over a thousand hours on them!
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