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Pictures: Here is how dusty it was because of all the dirt shown in the second picture: And here are the low branches that get on my nerves:

Like these people:

Here are some other ones for sale to see what the prices are so you can compare: 200? Z830A: $5,800; Hours: 1,097 (http://www.tractorhouse.com/listingsdetail/detail.aspx?OHID=7619867) 2007 Z830A: $5,750; Hours: 532 (http://www.tractorhouse.com/listingsdetail/detail.aspx?OHID=7734355) 2009...

I'm not that good at repair, so I don't know if it would be better to just clean or replace the carb. I have used the OEM Honda oil, but also Kawasaki oil in my newer Honda. I will take some pictures tomorrow....is there anything specific you need to see; like the controls area to see how things...

Name it. :tongue:

It's true...:confused3: Here are some I can think of: Toro & Lawnboy MTD & a billion other brands::laughing: Husqvarna and McCulloch

Yep, but not past KennyV yet! :tongue:

Well I was mowing grass and there were these pebbles I couldn't see and I hit a few of them. I didn't damage the crankshaft but I did chip the blades. :rolleyes:

Do I really need to say mine? :tongue: If you didn't know (:laughing:)...it's the Honda HRX! :thumbsup:

Nice! :thumbsup:

I would just get a new blade. I wouldn't waste the time trying to fix it personally. I hit a rock the other day with my Honda and though it didn't bend the blade, it did chip it, so I had to replace it. Old blade: New blade:

I'm pretty sure they don't have any steering control. My Billy Goat Homepro 34 didn't...and it was so heavy! But maybe heavier than the Cub Cadet.

Well my Honda HRX is out of commission now. I was mowing and then all of a sudden the one side of the handle dropped a bit and I was confused what happened. But then I looked down, and the handle was just dangling there. I tried to lift it back up, and then the part that it USED to be connected...

Here are similar mowers so you can see what a good price would be. $350....Cub Cadet, Model 2164 Shaft-drive model with hydrostatic transmission44 Cut16 hp Briggs290 hoursowners Manual includedwell-used, but still runs perfect. (Used cub cadet riding mowers - Yakaz For sale) $1000....1999...

Personally I wouldn't get a residential one like the one below but that's just me.

(Honda's Mean Mower - YouTube)

But for cheaper you can get one of those tiny signs lawn care companies that spread fertilizer use:

Many brands have them including: John Deere Cub Cadet Husqvarna Honda MTD Pro Gravely Ariens Bad Boy MORE!

blades, oil, etc.

It was actually because the dealer that I prefer sells mowers with Kawasaki engines primarily and not Honda engines so that's all they had. But I just had to get new blades for my Honda so I also got some OEM Honda oil when I was there. Honda oil in Honda engines is better! :laughing:

My flyer:

A lawn care business that does the yard next to mine was using an Exmark Navigator while his Lazer Z was in the shop. I looked at the yard after it was cut and I didn't like how it looked compared to the Lazer Z because the mower he used made a line in the middle of the cut from the rear wheel...

Nice! And I hate clover. My yard and one customer's yard are filled with it! :rolleyes: Before: After:

My yard sign:

Today's Work... Before: After:

Overview: Zucchini: Lettuce: Peppers: Tomatoes: There is also radishes and basil.

Yes! :thumbsup::thumbsup:

I'll pretend you were talking about the power-barrow. Yes that's a Honda. :thumbsup: But the mower is not, even though it has a Honda engine. :thumbdown:

You mean the HRC216HXA, correct? I think you made a typo. I will change the title if you confirm. It has the hydrostatic cruise control, can't you change the speeds anywhere from 2-4 mph?

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:laughing: And yes, a lot of their mowers seem to be built by MTD. :rolleyes:

Thanks for sharing! :thumbsup:

It came with only the flared tube, but you could probably pick which one you wanted at purchase.

The Stihl has higher numbers than the Echo, but I still think you would be happy with either. :thumbsup: PB-255LN Specifications

After that one I have an actual mower. Try it now if you want:

Good luck!

Toro is correct! :thumbsup:

Try it:

Wow! :confused2: :thumbsup: Nice stripes! I love lawn striping!

Well Shindaiwa and Echo are the same company, so I would recommend the Echo PB-255LN. Quiet and powerful! I did this with it: http://www.echo-usa.com/Products/Blowers/PB-255

Just from the looks it seems like the Toro is "more commercial" than the Gravely HD. I agree with your second sentence. And I don't think the Titans have chains that hold the deck. :frown: They have this: Toro | TITAN - Zero Turn Lawn Mowers

Nice mower!

There are some backpack blowers that are only just as powerful as handheld blowers, but others are way more powerful than handhelds. Below is a graph of how they are. Some people get a backpack blower just because they want the comfort, but others buy more powerful ones that handheld blowers...