No one in there right mind would rely on a machine like that for 15-20 lawns a week.Personally I'd think you'd likely have a worn out mower in under 3 seasons if you even got that you'd be lucky. The better plan is to buy a 10k commercial duty machine, which will do everything better and faster, while holding a full days fuel. .and trade it in or sell it every 3 years and buy a new one.Youll still get 5-6k for it after3 yrs if you are taking care of it.If money's tight grab a hydro walk behind with a sulky, again no comparison in durability. .so many corners are cut on personal use mowers.
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No one in there right mind would rely on a machine like that for 15-20 lawns a week.Personally I'd think you'd likely have a worn out mower in under 3 seasons if you even got that you'd be lucky. The better plan is to buy a 10k commercial duty machine, which will do everything better and faster, while holding a full days fuel. .and trade it in or sell it every 3 years and buy a new one.Youll still get 5-6k for it after3 yrs if you are taking care of it.If money's tight grab a hydro walk behind with a sulky, again no comparison in durability. .so many corners are cut on personal use mowers.
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I totally agree....if you are going to mow lawns commercially, buy a commercial ZTR(if you can't afford it....you probably don't need to start the business).
You can buy an electronic copy (.pdf) for $10 via 302 Found
Although personally I think they should be available for download at no cost. Almost every other manufacturer does that so why not Kubota. :frown: