I am seeking advice for a good push mower for 1 to 3 acres. I would prefer a model that is self propelled and a quieter engine. I have looked at the new Craftsman Quiet Technology mowers with the Briggs & Stratton Quiet Power Technology but the reviews are mixed. Price is not an issue so I would appreciate any suggestions
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Briana
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I have considered a riding mower but I have less general knowledge of riding mowers than I do of push mowers. The reviews I researched on the riding mowers often seemed contradictory If you have any advice/suggestions for a riding mower please do so
#5
Fish
1-3 acres? Wow!!!
Just get the cheapest Poulan rider for now, and mow with it, it will give you good service for a few years at least. You could pay for it by getting a part time job with the time that you would otherwise be pushmowing....
Just get the cheapest Poulan rider for now, and mow with it, it will give you good service for a few years at least. You could pay for it by getting a part time job with the time that you would otherwise be pushmowing....
To the OP: You didn't mention whether you are planning on bagging or not. This could be a significant factor in what you are going to get. Also, what is the terrain - larger wheels work better for rough terrain, in general.
Don't bang on TB to much. I think they have good equipment for a homeowner to use. However, mowing 1-3 acres, I think I would go a bit better built. John Deere has a X300 with a 42" deck for 2999 on their website. John Deere X300 with 42-in. Deck Lawn Tractor | JohnDeere.com
As to the OP, I don't think I would mow that much with a push mower. By the time you are done you would have to start all over again.
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exotion
I have not seen a good troy bilt anything since there old tillers.