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I don't need to mow that fast or wide. But. I do want to be ready in case of a Zombie apocalypse ! Mounted one of my extra ammo cans in case I need it.
Not if it broke the bank....spent every penny on a mower.
Bonez- Yea right..
Originally Posted by PulpFriction
Coincidently last evening bumped into the guy who runs out city’s landscape maintenance and he said they have two similar Toro machine, and recently retired one that lasted 30 years (with the help of some good mechanics.) Toro makes good stuff.
PulpFriction- Cool, Toro do make good machines.. My 2014 Toro Z was a 100 year Anniversary model..Shame Toro Dealers are having problems getting new inventory. They did some outsourcing & I think it bit them in the butt.
Originally Posted by firemangeorge
I don't need to mow that fast or wide. But. I do want to be ready in case of a Zombie apocalypse ! Mounted one of my extra ammo cans in case I need it.
FMG- I don't need to either, my 48" Liberty is fine & dandy. I dig the ammo can tho, & the remote grabber, your Mower looks ready..
Originally Posted by Oldblue
Good to see the rear axle seals are dry, I just changed the left one on my friends LTX 1050 KW
Blue- Cool, but your friends Kawasaki engine looks like it needs a good cleaning & service... Sad to see on a 691..
My 48" It's a 2021 "Black-out Edition" Bought last year on 5/20/21. .. Kawasaki powered. Just turned 18.7 hours today.
I just service it, she doesn’t get the value of a clean machine, just that it’s a waste of water.
Blue- I hear ya man.. Every end of mow season I service my stuff. & remove the blower housing to make sure the engine & cylinder fins are clean & serene.
Where we worked no gates or fences, except the field stone walls across the front yard, were constructed. Most of the properties were acres, not lots. Maybe some were called "Country Estates".
Where we worked no gates or fences, except the field stone walls across the front yard, were constructed. Most of the properties were acres, not lots. Maybe some were called "Country Estates".
I worked Parks and Forestry a few years and ran some mean machines like that ( Toro as well ) and the City Golf Course they have some fine machines too, very precise.
I had a Cub Cadet ZT2 54" which was nice
Where we worked no gates or fences, except the field stone walls across the front yard, were constructed. Most of the properties were acres, not lots. Maybe some were called "Country Estates".
Snoopy- That's nice, room to breathe.. That's what we love about living out in the country..We have a nice piece of land, & love it..
Originally Posted by Bonez
I worked Parks and Forestry a few years and ran some mean machines like that ( Toro as well ) and the City Golf Course they have some fine machines too, very precise.
I had a Cub Cadet ZT2 54" which was nice
