Looking for a good deal on a riding mower.. Any of you guys know what lawn mowers to stay away from.. Will be cutting about 1 1/2 acres about once a week. Don't really want to spend more than 750.
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I'll give you this one if you come haul it off in Denton. I'm sure it can easily be fixed for a lot less than $750.. The previous owner of my house left it behind..
Last edited by Sgt Beavis; 03-11-2017, 08:42 PM.
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Those are good mowers, it should have a 12.5HP OHV Briggs motor in it, good engines.Originally posted by Sgt Beavis View PostI'll give you this one if you come haul it off in Denton. I'm sure it can easily be fixed for a lot less than $750.. The previous owner of my house left it behind..
[ATTACH]2338[/ATTACH]"When the people find that they can vote themselves money, that will herald the end of the republic." -Benjamin Franklin
"A democracy will continue to exist up until the time that voters discover that they can vote themselves generous gifts from the public treasury." -Alexander Fraser Tytler
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i just fixed a ridin mower up.
If you have flats on one , I would highly suggest the 50$ northern tool no flat front tire replacements.
They'll come with bearings and everything, plus obviously no fucking flats later.
good replacement part
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I mow about the same amount but for now, I have a lot of undesirable grass that grows high and fast and hard to cut. (Mostly Johnson grass I think and some crab grass) Eventually I need to dethatch, plow it under I guess and reseed with bermuda or something. If you have grass like mine, I would not go with less than a 16hp. I used my neighbors 13hp once and it struggled. If you have a nice smooth lawn with a nice quality grass you can get by with less.
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