The Last Straw...Honda HRR Wheels

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Looking at the pic the the throttle is on the left

On the right is the speed selector

Top left lever is to engage the drive

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I feel like wheels are wheels. They wear out, either around the bolt, or the tread, and you have to replace them. You replace tires on your car every so often, and I don't see a difference with doing that for lawn mowers. Maybe we need some good pneumatic wheels, or even wheels with metal tread!:thumbsup:
 
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Carscw said:
You can not buy a better push mower than a snapper.
Every one else has tried and make a better cutting mower and has failed.
They are still the best mulching and bagging mower

Now I do not like their riding mowers. But if I ever was to get a zero turn it would be a snapper.

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Now this may have been true years passed but not anymore. To many Company's too many mowers that are way ahead of Snapper. I kinda view Snapper like the Honda, they make a good mower yes and they have proven themselves in the residential market but until I see them being used in the commercial market I don't believe they are all that great a mower.
 
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Ric said:
Now this may have been true years passed but not anymore. To many Company's too many mowers that are way ahead of Snapper. I kinda view Snapper like the Honda, they make a good mower yes and they have proven themselves in the residential market but until I see them being used in the commercial market I don't believe they are all that great a mower.
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Well what do you think is the best 21 in. push mower for the commercial operator?
 
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LawnBoy97 said:
I feel like wheels are wheels. They wear out, either around the bolt, or the tread, and you have to replace them. You replace tires on your car every so often, and I don't see a difference with doing that for lawn mowers. Maybe we need some good pneumatic wheels, or even wheels with metal tread!:thumbsup:
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Wheels are wheels yes but it was getting bad I was having to replace them monthly untill I got the hr215 tires. Think about that 40 dollars a month in tires apx 10 a month in oil. 5 dollars every 3 months for a belt 30 every 3 months for blades and a yearly 15 for plug and filter. 7 months of mowing that's 375 dollars a year in just maintenance. That's why I found different solutions for these things in my thread "bought a new honda" you can see it. If ihad to do it again I wouldn't buy the honda.

The best 21 for commercial in my opinion is the toro proline. Hands down.
 
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Cutting Options 2-in-1 (Side-Discharge/Mulch)
Material 14-Gauge
Construction Welded
Blades 1 Blade
Positions 7 Positions
Cutting Height 1.25-4.0 Inches


Front Axle Stamped Steel
Front Tire Size 8 Inch
Rear Tire Size 10 Inch
Tire Type Solid Rubber



HP/CC 190 cc
Torque 8.5 ft-lbs Net Torque
Fuel Tank Size 0.25 Gallon
Cycles 4-Cycle
Oil Filter Yes


Snapper CRP218520 (21") Commercial Ninja Self-Propelled Mulching Lawn Mower


Only $650.00.

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lawn mower fanatic said:
Well what do you think is the best 21 in. push mower for the commercial operator?
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What I think are the best commercial mowers on the market right now would be, I'd have to say The Toro and Exmark with the Kawasaki engines. The thing is as far as top rated mowers go you can visit ten different places and get a list of the top 10 rated mowers on the market and every list will be different and have different mowers. I think if you honestly want to know what is the best the way to find out, is watch the professional maintenance crews on some of the golf courses, or that maintain these 2000 home sub-divisions and see what they are using. Talk to some of the owners and ask why they run what they have and why.
 
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Carscw said:
Cutting Options 2-in-1 (Side-Discharge/Mulch)
Material 14-Gauge
Construction Welded
Blades 1 Blade
Positions 7 Positions
Cutting Height 1.25-4.0 Inches


Front Axle Stamped Steel
Front Tire Size 8 Inch
Rear Tire Size 10 Inch
Tire Type Solid Rubber



HP/CC 190 cc
Torque 8.5 ft-lbs Net Torque
Fuel Tank Size 0.25 Gallon
Cycles 4-Cycle
Oil Filter Yes


Snapper CRP218520 (21") Commercial Ninja Self-Propelled Mulching Lawn Mower


Only $650.00.

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Engine Kawasakiｮ FJ180V 179cc Commercial
Fuel Capacity 1 Gallon (3.8 L)
Mowing Speed Variable up to 4.1 mph (6.56 kmh)
Cutting Width 30"
Height of Cut 1.5" to 5" in 0.5" increments
(38 to 127 mm in 13 mm increments)
Number of Blades 2
Starter Recoil
Deck Material 13 Gauge Steel
Mulch, Bag, Side Discharge Standard
Weight 167 lbs. (dry, mulch mode)
Warranty 1-Year Limited Commercial Use
2-Year Limited Commercial Use Engine*
Bagger Capacity 2.5 Bushels
Blade Design (2) .135" thick steel
Blade Engagement Blade Stop System (BSS)
Blade Tip Speed 18,000+ ft/min
Engine Displacement 179cc
Height 27"
Length 37"
Spindle Housing Die Cast Spindle, 17mm cold formed spindle shafts
Tires 8" x 2.25" front, 10" x 3" rear rubber tires with co-polymer wheels
Transmission Variable Speed, Rear Wheel Drive
Width 33"

Toro Turfmaster
 
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