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Re: AWS vs Zero turn
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Posted by Rick Kr on February 04, 2005 at 12:57:15 from (198.208.159.14):
In Reply to: AWS vs Zero turn posted by Jagalluzzo on February 04, 2005 at 09:48:11:
My dad just bought a JD lawn tractor and skipped on the AWS. The JD dealer talked him out of it. The dealer had a ton of the AWS in replacing the rear steer. My dads JD turns pretty tight without the AWS. If you get a zero turn, a commerical one goes about 12mph, where the residental grade goes about 6-7mph, same as a standard lawn tractor. Most people I know all have commerical zero turns, but can't get the full speed due to the roughness of their lawns. But the manuverability of the zero turn is so much better you would have to drive one to believe it. Just my observations and opinion. Good Luck Rick
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