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I agree. I went on the Honda parts website the other day, a new hydrostatic trans is a little over $300 compared to a gear driven tranny for $59. As much as I may like a hydrostatic, I'm going with the gear driven one.

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I'm just trying to get some estimated tranny repair costs for a Honda HRX217HYA (hydrostatic) lawnmower and a repair cost for Honda HRX217VYA (gear driven) lawnmower if one or the other was taken to an authorized Honda repair service. I've been debating which model would be the better choice...

Thanks. I have another month to decide whether a hydrostatic transmission is the way to go or not. Currently, I'm still leaning towards the hydrostatic, I realize the repairs are quite a bit higher but if I get a few years without any issues in this drive train, it may be worth it. Getting...

My current one which will be replaced with the Honda HRX217HYA mower, is a Ariens Razor with blade brake and one lever deck adjustment purchased 5 or 6 years ago, damn good mower when the drive works properly. I'm on my 3rd tranny with this one which once again showing classic symptoms...

I haven't had much luck with my last 2 mowers having the regular transmission. I went through a total of 5 trannies between the last 2 mowers in a 8 years time. (Self propelled walk behind mowers.) My yard is around 1/2 acre, very bumpy, and a slight incline in the backyard. I pretty much go at...

Creeping Charlie has been overtaking my lawn for the last 5 years or so. there are 3 separate areas of it each having around 30 foot radius. Any sure fire way of destroying this creep?