TheRiflesSpiral
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Hello, all.
I recently parked my Bronco and bought a lightly-used Gravely ZT34. I have almost no complaints... it's everything I expect from a small zero turn and it zips effortlessly around the seemingly endless (and growing) number of things I have to mow around and between in my yard! :laughing:
My only gripe is the narrow tires. I've not been so aggressive as to make ruts or tear up my yard but I've been slipping and sliding a bit and the whole "zero" aspect of turning is basically non-existent on even slightly damp grass.
I'm not at all familiar with mowers of this type, nor light implements in general... can wheels/tires be swapped without much trouble? What should I be looking for? (Wider, obviously, and I think flat would be better than round)
Any help is appreciated!
-Brian
I recently parked my Bronco and bought a lightly-used Gravely ZT34. I have almost no complaints... it's everything I expect from a small zero turn and it zips effortlessly around the seemingly endless (and growing) number of things I have to mow around and between in my yard! :laughing:
My only gripe is the narrow tires. I've not been so aggressive as to make ruts or tear up my yard but I've been slipping and sliding a bit and the whole "zero" aspect of turning is basically non-existent on even slightly damp grass.
I'm not at all familiar with mowers of this type, nor light implements in general... can wheels/tires be swapped without much trouble? What should I be looking for? (Wider, obviously, and I think flat would be better than round)
Any help is appreciated!
-Brian