What Would be Your Top Three Ride-on Mower Brands?

[CajunCub]

#1 Cub Cadet #2 John Deere #3 Husqvarna, all the rest built from left over parts!:laughing:

 

[mystreba]

Seems like there need to be some parameters, otherwise if price is no object then I'm going all Ventrac! But if we're talking simple ride-on lawn/garden tractor and not CUT, and leaving out ZTRs...

JD
Kubota
Craftsman


(honorable mention to Cub Cadet, but ONLY if it has HID headlamps :biggrin

 

[CajunCub]

LOL....u phunny! Craftsman? Are you kidding:laughing:.....over the Legend :biggrin:"Cub Cadet"?

 

[mystreba]

LOL....u phunny! Craftsman? Are you kidding:laughing:.....over the Legend :biggrin:"Cub Cadet"?

Neighbor had a Cub Cadet. That thing went to the dump looking like it just came off the showroom floor (probably because it nearly did!). I have nothing against them, just don't have much experience with them except for THAT tractor.

I absolutely LOVED my old Craftsman GT5000 and also love my new PGT9000. Mostly because they tackle my field with absolutely no problem. Neighbor's Cub and Husky couldn't do it.

Funny thing is, your Cub and my Craftsman probably share 90% of their parts, including frame. It would be fascinating to "source" all the parts to see how they came together.

Anyway, I think it all comes down to model.

 

[CajunCub]

Your right you got a good looking machine. They do share alot of stuff too.

 

[CajunCub]

WTH are you talkin' about?

 

[Carl Bert]

WTH are you talkin' about?

I was thinking the same thing. :laughing::laughing::laughing:

So often on these forums I want to ask the same question. Glad you did:thumbsup:

 

[mystreba]

WTH are you talkin' about?

I was thinking the same thing. :laughing::laughing::laughing:

So often on these forums I want to ask the same question. Glad you did:thumbsup:

FTW? What'd I miss?

 

[CajunCub]

some one under the user name "sarahing" was giving some kinda sales pitch in the post between mine & yours, so I reported it....and now it's gone! Like magic man....

 

[ihc_444]

My picks are John Deere, Sears, and Murray (I know they don't make them anymore but I have two that with new batteries start and run great, they just don't steer as politely as the Deere and the blade engagement is a lever not a button.) And if cost is a factor just reverse the list.