Shughes717
Lawn Addict
Most I see around here are sold at tractor supply. You say that like that's a bad thing.
No, just no dealer support in case there is a mechanical problem. I have never seen a mechanic shop in the back of tractor supply.
Most I see around here are sold at tractor supply. You say that like that's a bad thing.
Thanks everyone for the replys so far. I would like to demo the Z Master sometime, and possibly the exmark. I have a Ferris dealer as well but I don't think I've ever seen a lawn company use them... I wonder why.
No, just no dealer support in case there is a mechanical problem. I have never seen a mechanic shop in the back of tractor supply.
I don't think you would have an issue with getting one worked on. Any dealer should be able to work on them, the dealer I use works on them and he doesn't seem to have problems with parts that I know of.
Thanks everyone for the replys so far. I would like to demo the Z Master sometime, and possibly the exmark. I have a Ferris dealer as well but I don't think I've ever seen a lawn company use them... I wonder why.
Thanks everyone for the replys so far. I would like to demo the Z Master sometime, and possibly the exmark. I have a Ferris dealer as well but I don't think I've ever seen a lawn company use them... I wonder why.
Lawn companies use ferris and snapper pro mowers here. The is2100 has the best ride I have ever been on. The icd deck cuts great as well. That's what is on my s150xt. Very good mowers. For 6k you can get a snapper pro s150xt with 48" icd deck, fx series engine, zt5400 hydros, 10 gallon fuel capacity, flat free front tires, and 23x9.5x12 rear tires. Can't get all that on a z master for anywhere near that price unless you own horses. The is2100 52" will cost close to the top of your budget, but has everything plus the independent suspension.
I think it depends on or your the location as to what make mower is being used. In the 8 going on 9 years I've had the business I don't think I've ever seen but maybe two Ferris and a couple of JD and I've never seen a Snapper being used commercially or other wise. The big knock on those type units is there weight. And I don't understand why people put such an emphasis on the size of drives when in reality it doesn't mean all that much.