We're not talking a 42" vs a 54" with 2 different brand engines and one has 4 wheels that turn while the other has a wider turning ratio. We're looking at 2 comparable machines here. Is one built better? Does one have plastic parts where the other has metal? Does one have a track record of breaking down in a year?
While I understand where you're coming from, your comment was a general statement that didn't contribute all that much. Had you followed up with the differences between the 2 and why one would be better than the other at certain tasks it'd be a meaningful response.
