That looks just like the model I am talking about. How does it handle hills/slopes? Can I put a sulky on it...I weigh about 170? How about general maintenance and problems? Tell me the good and bad about your mower? It just concerns me that I haven't found a lot of reviews on this model...only thing I can find is info on the CC 33" which I do not want. Also CC doesn't have any info on their website regarding the commercial WB.
As far as the handling goes it's like any other mower it's going to take some getting used to but when you get to know the mower and how it runs it becomes second nature with no problems. The sulky on the 1236 I don't know about. my 1336 was drilled for a sulky attachment but I never used one but with the power it had it wouldn't have been a problem and I go in the 190 range.
The maintenance is a breeze, the grease fittings for the spindles are under the front cover right on top along with all the others. When you want to change blades it the simplest thing in the world, all you have to do is remove the nut on top of the spindles and pull the 9" bolt out the bottom, just look at the spacers on the underside and make sure they get put back the same way, no big deal. Oil changes on mine had to be done with a small hose that should come with the machine, again oil and filters were a breeze.
The thing I really like is the 1336 would mow anything and everything and never lose power, wouldn't skip a beat. It would climb hills without working. If you have a chance to get the G1336 with the Kawasaki engine by all means do it, you won't be sorry It will be the best purchase you'll ever make.
I used to call mine my baby bush hog, I've mowed fore-closers homes with grass 2 and 3 feet high without problem. I ran mine for 2 years and never had a problem one with the machine, the only things done were oil and oil filter changes, gas and air filter changes and sharpening blades it was a flawless machine.:thumbsup::thumbsup::thumbsup: