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Anyone have first hand experience with this brand? My buddy wants to buy one just wondering if anyone has opinions on this specific brand.
He has a bush hog rotary cutter for crop shredding and really likes it. I think it's more of a brand preference/loyalty in his case. He is looking at the commercial estate series.
Solid built mower. How much is he looking to mow?
About 3 acres I believe. He's pretty much set on bush hog and I understand sticking with brands you know and like. It just seems they are a very very small player in the ZTR game. They look well built but I'd say lack of bush hog ZTR owner responses means they must of started the ZTR line very recently.
The one I was around was an 08 model. Cut great and owner said it gave little trouble. Have seen a couple of others in my area. If he has a dealer he is comfortable with he should be fine. The commercial estate series is plenty mower for 3 acres.
I agree, I've never seen one in person but the specs and info on their website seem like they are pretty well built!! The Commercial Estate series is very nice and the Professional series is a bit more impressive. Wish they offered more engine choices than the Kohler Pro, though.
I don't know how recently they began producing ZTR's but below is a link to a thread where a user just bought a Bush Hog with 400 hours on it that had been sitting in a barn unused for a couple of years. It's an out-front deck model that the Bush Hog website doesn't seem to show any longer. He's replacing pulleys and fixing it up but seems to be VERY happy with it's performance. Looking at the dealer locator there actually seems to be a dealer in Nashville, but I had never heard of the Bush Hog back in 2012 when I was shopping. Here's a link to that thread:About 3 acres I believe. He's pretty much set on bush hog and I understand sticking with brands you know and like. It just seems they are a very very small player in the ZTR game. They look well built but I'd say lack of bush hog ZTR owner responses means they must of started the ZTR line very recently.