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johnmunyiri3110

hello every one i have been in the ride on mower for9 yaers now and iam still learning more about mowers om even wondering if i can get a quality more for hills any suggestion...


#2

BlazNT

BlazNT

I do not understand your question.


#3

Boobala

Boobala

I think ya spilled coffee on your keyboard ........


#4

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bertsmobile1

Boobala said:
I think ya spilled coffee on your keyboard ........
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Don't you lot ever look at the left of the screen.
John is from Kenya so English is probably his 3rd or 4th language.
Now if I was an American I would simply scream at him because yelling makes every one understand English.

So Johnny has a ride on for 6 years and he wants one that works better on hilly ground.
It isn't hard.


Johnny,

:welcome::welcome::welcome::welcome::welcome::welcome::welcome:

It would be helpful if you tell us what mower you have.
The name on the side and the numbers on the plate under the seat..
For very hilly ground a mower with a horizontal crankshaft engine will be best.
Also find one with big rear wheels. the bigger the better.


#5

Boobala

Boobala

Where in the hell did you learn to speak Garble ..??? ..Ooops I forgot, parts of the Outback is STILL, out-back !! ..:laughing:..:laughing:


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Darryl G

If you have steep hills to deal with the answer is a walk-behind mower, not a riding mower.


#7

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bertsmobile1

Boobala said:
Where in the hell did you learn to speak Garble ..??? ..Ooops I forgot, parts of the Outback is STILL, out-back !! ..:laughing:..:laughing:
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Oz is very multicultural so you either learn multiple languages or how to pull apart a jumble of words to get some meaning from it.
Migrants learn nouns first because they can see them. Foot ,hand, car , mower, hill not that much different from your kids.
Verbs comes next and finally grammar. So you pull apart the sentence then reassemble it into a logical order.
And yes, black fellas down here have neither tense nor plurals use almost no adverbs or adjectives. They talk with their mouth closed and only while exhaling ( prevents eating flies ) so yes outback is very good training in being a responsible human being.

So looking at what Johnny said
1) he has a bad boy ( ZTR )
2) he has had it or some other ride on for 9 years
3) he has problems with hills
4) he wants suggestions for a better mower on hills.

Thus he really would be better with either a tractor style mower with big wheels or a stand on mower.


#8

Catherine

Catherine

:welcome: Welcome to the forum!

I'm going to move this thread over to our mower and equipment buying and pricing section.


#9

Boobala

Boobala

bertsmobile1 said:
Oz is very multicultural so you either learn multiple languages or how to pull apart a jumble of words to get some meaning from it.
Migrants learn nouns first because they can see them. Foot ,hand, car , mower, hill not that much different from your kids.
Verbs comes next and finally grammar. So you pull apart the sentence then reassemble it into a logical order.
And yes, black fellas down here have neither tense nor plurals use almost no adverbs or adjectives. They talk with their mouth closed and only while exhaling ( prevents eating flies ) so yes outback is very good training in being a responsible human being.

So looking at what Johnny said
1) he has a bad boy ( ZTR )
2) he has had it or some other ride on for 9 years
3) he has problems with hills
4) he wants suggestions for a better mower on hills.

Thus he really would be better with either a tractor style mower with big wheels or a stand on mower.
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Glad to have you here to decipher these language issues, THAT'S earning your keep !! ..:laughing:..:laughing:


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