Hello Lawn Pro's,
I have roughly 1 acre of lawn to cut. Location is moderate with some slopes and some trees. Two features I want to use in the future would be some kind of a small trailer support and lif container.
I have never owned a lawn mower before so I'm little bit lost with all the options.
I am not a mechanical so I would be looking for most reliable and durable machine and not compromising budget. Personally i think JD are overpriced for what they can offer imo but again i am a newbie so I may be wrong. Husqvarna - not a big fan since had some bad luck with hand mowers.
My budget would be not passing 1.3k
So far what i found:
In advance I appreciate any advice or comments.
Regards,
Bart
I have roughly 1 acre of lawn to cut. Location is moderate with some slopes and some trees. Two features I want to use in the future would be some kind of a small trailer support and lif container.
I have never owned a lawn mower before so I'm little bit lost with all the options.
I am not a mechanical so I would be looking for most reliable and durable machine and not compromising budget. Personally i think JD are overpriced for what they can offer imo but again i am a newbie so I may be wrong. Husqvarna - not a big fan since had some bad luck with hand mowers.
My budget would be not passing 1.3k
So far what i found:
- Troy-Bilt Bronco - 17-HP Automatic 42-in Riding Lawn Mower @ lowes 1.2k, kohler enginer(would it be good?), 2 year warranty?
- Craftsman 42" 19 HP Briggs & Stratton Fast Auto TurnTight® Riding Mower - I know its husqvarna right?, good radius and BS engine(again not sure how that compares with kohler). 2 year warranty
- Husqvarna YTA18542 18.5-HP Automatic 42-in Riding Lawn Mower - again not a big fan since I had (2) failed manual lawn mowers. - I like it since it comes with 3 years warranty. not sure about engine it uses BS as craftsman. slightly over my price budget .
In advance I appreciate any advice or comments.
Regards,
Bart