I agree, there are different grades of them, not sure if you are going new or what, check out servis-rhino. Nice heavy duty one, if you have heavy brush cutting, you may want to stay narrow, or take half a width when cutting, that tractor should handle 6'-8' no problem, narrower for heavy brush, wider for weeds & grass. Thing is with used ones, you need to check em over thoroughly, a lot of these are just hammered, I try like heck to take good care of mine, but things happen, check to see if the seals are leaking on gear box, could dip a magnet in the case to see if there is any heavy metal particulate I suppose, also slop in the works, see if a bearing is going south etc. check for cracks and poorly done repairs/welds etc. Blades can be bent and it can be out of balance, really have to flop er over and see. Preferably you want one with a heavy duty gear box, deck etc. but really check em over, better to go new if all you can find is hammered.
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