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Re: Swisher ZTR 60 mower - any input
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Posted by JT on January 04, 2007 at 08:09:47 from (70.226.202.76):
In Reply to: Swisher ZTR 60 mower - any input posted by aFORDable on January 03, 2007 at 18:15:52:
Check and see what kind of drive it has. If it has pumps and wheel motor, then it will not be a bad unit for the money. If it has a hydro transaxle, It is a low end unit and the longevity is going to be questionable. Swisher is not a bad name, but I have had a couple of theri Zs in to work on, and they are a pretty light built machine compared to the companies that built the better ones. This falls into the area of "you get what you pay for" if it is cheaper than the others, there has to be a reason, the price of labor and steel is still there, so something has be shorted to make it that cheap. They are not even cloase to the quality of the Swisher ride king that this company made for so many years, now that was one tough little brute!!
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