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Re: AWS vs Zero turn
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Posted by JT on February 04, 2005 at 14:13:08 from (69.220.203.201):
In Reply to: AWS vs Zero turn posted by Jagalluzzo on February 04, 2005 at 09:48:11:
If you get a good zero turn, you WILL NOT regret it. We used to take 14 hours, 2 tractors to mow 7 acres, trim around treeas and mow 2 miles of ditch banks, now do it in 3 hours with 2 zero turns, plus trim around a lot of trees. have not found a hill that mine will not handle, within reason. I use a Dixie Chopper and have found it to be the most stable on hills. Have used Toro, Exmark, Gravely, Scagg, Bobocat. And as for speed and reliabilty, it is second to none. what will take you 1 hour with a tractor is down to 30 minutes with a zero turn. I would never go back to a tractor unless I used it as a play toy.
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