Looking to buy a new one in the next week. Light commercial use. About 3 lawns a week. Price range 500-700. Was looking at the exmark 30. Love it but price is to high. Any thoughts are great
At that price point you are probably looking at a Honda or Toro Super Recycler. Consumer Reports likes both of these mowers. For a bit more $ you could get a Toro Timemaster. It is 30" like the Exmark.
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clpolcar
Looked at time mater. Not really commercial. Toro makes a turf master 30. Just like exmark. Looked at the gravely xd3. But saw a lot of bad reviews on it
#4
jekjr
We bought a Time Master a couple of weeks ago. So far we love it. We have probably run two tanks of gas through it.
Looking to buy a new one in the next week. Light commercial use. About 3 lawns a week. Price range 500-700. Was looking at the exmark 30. Love it but price is to high. Any thoughts are great
What does light commercial use mean to you? The problem you will find is there are no commercial mowers in that price range. Have seen some used 30"s for $1200.
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clpolcar
Well if it was up to me. I would buy the exmark 30. But the wallet doesn't allow it as of right now. I'll use it to cut 3 lawns a week.
Sounds as though you are an lco as well. The Timemaster is ideal for your purposes. Yes, the Commercial 30" is the better mower. Sometimes Home Depot has returns for $750 or so.
Sounds as though you are an lco as well. The Timemaster is ideal for your purposes. Yes, the Commercial 30" is the better mower. Sometimes Home Depot has returns for $750 or so.
Wow, I guess the big box stores can shave a nickel or two! Just can't always get what you need or want from them. 10% saves us a small fortune on household items
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clpolcar
Any comments on the gravely xd3. Idk about the Subaru engine.
Since HD has a generous return policy (unless you're abused it in the past), I'd seriously give the time master a try. Especially if your 3 lawns are mostly wide and flat areas to mow. It really is a time saver. Also, a number of LCO's do use the 'residential' time masters commercially. They seem to last a year or so before going kaput and thats after hundreds of hours of use.