I am looking for a good self p mower rear drive and is 20 to 22 wide i have a newer one i am trying to find one that goes up a hill just a little bit better I would like to also like to stay under 500$$$
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#2
lawn mower fanatic
Wow that's a lot of smilies! haha
I would suggest Honda. Yes, my Honda is more expensive than your budget but there are cheaper Honda HRX mowers. It is worth the price....the mower will last you FOREVER!! Mine has AWESOME traction. See this thread (there are pictures of the hill in post #5): http://www.lawnmowerforum.com/honda-forum/12234-honda-hrx217-5-stars-traction.html
One of the Honda HRX mowers was rated as the "best push/self-propell mower" a few years back! :thumbsup:
#3
A_tank96
John Deere self propels are nice, I'm not sure about all the newer John Deere's, but I have an older John Deere 14SB that will climb hills any day, and the Kawi engine runs like a dream.
There are two kinds of self propelled homeowner lawnmowers in the size you describe. Those under $500. And those over $500. Bells and whistles keep the lower end near the mark. Lack of bells and whistles keep the upper end near the mark.
#5
pugaltitude
Toro every time with a Briggs and Stratton engine.
:smile: Heres one for you, it is a little over your 500$ budget. Bravo 25 commerical, Honda engine. With retail prices starting @ 999$. You can check it out @ybravo.com. Now who in the world would pay that kind of money for a walk behind mower?
Anyone that wants a commercial walk behind mower in that size will pay it. They will do it so they can get a commercial grade lawnmower with a commercial grade engine and a commercial grade transmission and a commercial grade warranty with commercial grade service. It does not take very long to wear out a homeowner type self propelled lawnmower. I would imagine the transmission alone on commercial grade mowers is half the cost of the mower.
:smile: Heres one for you, it is a little over your 500$ budget. Bravo 25 commerical, Honda engine. With retail prices starting @ 999$. You can check it out @ybravo.com. Now who in the world would pay that kind of money for a walk behind mower?
:smile: Heres one for you, it is a little over your 500$ budget. Bravo 25 commerical, Honda engine. With retail prices starting @ 999$. You can check it out @ybravo.com. Now who in the world would pay that kind of money for a walk behind mower?
I would not recommend a LawnBoy. They are like super cheap residential mowers. :thumbdown: What does anyone else think about a LawnBoy in this situation? :anyone:
I would not recommend a LawnBoy. They are like super cheap residential mowers. :thumbdown:
What does anyone else think about a LawnBoy in this situation? :anyone:
Well yeah....I'm not saying they won't run good and that they won't last, but I'm just saying that I think there are some better brands for a lawn care pro than a $250 Lawnboy. Like maybe Honda, Toro, Snapper, Exmark.....
Well yeah....I'm not saying they won't run good and that they won't last, but I'm just saying that I think there are some better brands for a lawn care pro than a $250 Lawnboy. Like maybe Honda, Toro, Snapper, Exmark.....
Oh, OK. I like the new (2013) HRR's because they have a Clip Director....so no mulch plug! :thumbsup: Also they have the Smart Drive and some have the Roto-Stop BBC. I would get that mower if I was you! :thumbsup:
Oh, OK. I like the new (2013) HRR's because they have a Clip Director....so no mulch plug! :thumbsup: Also they have the Smart Drive and some have the Roto-Stop BBC. I would get that mower if I was you! :thumbsup:
I don't know, but that's what the people who used it said! :confused2: Maybe they didn't know where the gear-changer was. I thought is was weird to have a mower with only one speed! :confused2: Did you read that thread....it clearly said about it only having one speed. Right? Hmmm....now I'm curious. Would they have purchased that mower if they knew it had more than one speed???
Yep, that's the HRR216VKA. :thumbsup: I think it would be a good mower for you! And now the 2013 VKA's have the Clip Director. See video (this was made before the Clip Director was added):
:smile: Evidently the lawn care owner did not try the mower out and maybe his employees where a little bit on the lazy side and the Bravo worked them to hard. If I am going to try out a new piece of equipment I am going to be the one to work it and form my own opinion.
:smile: Evidently the lawn care owner did not try the mower out and maybe his employees where a little bit on the lazy side and the Bravo worked them to hard. If I am going to try out a new piece of equipment I am going to be the one to work it and form my own opinion.
I did try out the ybravo. Hated it. Used a demo for a day. Was like taking a Clydesdale to a cutting horse competition. I have a commercial service and see no use whatsoever for either the 21 inch or the 25. Way too heavy, hard to turn in tight spots.