zero turn vs lawn tractor

granville

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I have narrowed my choices down to 2 tractors....Husqvarna yth 24v42 ls or toro timecutter ss 4260. Both dealers are excellent ...not sure which way to go. Any thoughts....
 

redfish9

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No contest in my book,ZT all the way
 

Parkmower

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If all your goin to use it for is mowing. Get the ZT you won't be sorry.
 

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My last mower was a lawn tractor. I always had a hard time with obstacles in my lawn. Picked up an Ariens zero turn and mowing is a pleasure. I now mow in half the time. After you have used a zt for about 1/2 hour you will have adjusted to the controls. It is much easier than turning the wheel of a lawn tractor. I also find that I have much more room for my legs. I am really comfortable on the zt.
 

redfish9

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Done a whole lot sooner so you can get on the golf coarse on time:laughing:
 

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Z is just easier to get around objects and true zero turning is nice instead odd circles and turns you need to do with a tractor . I have tractors but use Z's at work.
 

granville

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Does anybody tow a small cart with the zero turn
 

poloman

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Mine is rated to pull 300 lbs. I will never use it that way though as I have a tractor.
 

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I would take the Toro over the Husky anytime. Just built better. As to towing, I would never tow with a ZT as the reserviors are not large enough to keep the fluid from overheating.
 
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