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Stealerships are all the same anymore. Doesn't matter if it's automobiles or outdoor equipment. It's cheaper and more profitable for them just to be parts replacers rather then actual mechanics. You have to avoid the stealership as much as possible. This does not mean that independent small...

I largely disagree with everyone telling you to mow up/down is the only way to go. Mowing across a slope is usually a big no-no but up/down has it's downfalls too. In many cases you will find a hybrid approach to be best....that would be a diagonal approach, and the angle will depend on...

Try to find a more experienced tech that is independent of the brand. I mean, he insinuated he fixed it, you showed him the problem still persists and he just shoved it off basically telling you he can't fix it when his story was different just moments before lol.

Sounds like you need to take the money you want to spend on an engine/mower and put it toward fixing that drainage issue instead.

I'm not a mod - but hijacking a thread does 2 things... 1. It's unfair to the OP because it takes steam away from his thread. 2. It's unfair to yourself because you will get more eyes on your specific question (even if it is related to OP) and therefore get more answers. Thus, please start...

Yeah I don't know for sure what exactly takes them so long to mow their lawns alI know is that it takes them forever but I don;t examine them closely when they do it. I'm pretty sure the one guy with the fairly new craftsman riding mower has it because of a psychological testosterone issue...

How big of a lawn are we talking here? I have 3 neighbors that have lawns about 50'x75' and they use riding mowers. It takes them longer to mow than it would on foot lol. But I guess it makes them feel like "a man"? That's the only reason I can figure.

I think you need to step back and think a little more clearly. 1. Your current push mower worked fine for your purposes (presumably), 2. until you let your lawn get overgrown, then it gave you problems, 3. leading you to believe that the mower engine is anemic, 4. now you want to replace the...