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Snapper Pro 52" with 23.5 Kawasaki versus Exmark Pioneer S with same Kawasaki engine
Need to replace the above Exmark ZT (due to a $#@#!! theft!) and the retail price difference is substantial between Exmark ($7880) and Snapper ($6600).
I had used the Exmark commercially for 2 years, no issues except front tires continually went flat.
Belts came off a couple of times, no worries to thump them back into place, Chains on floating deck got tangled, no issue.
I will always get a Kawasaki engine, no Kohler, so no difference there.
Engine size is fine for our large flat yards.
No difference I can see between the decks.
No difference I can see between spindles.
No difference between drives I can see.
I do like the no flat tires on the Snapper and the shorter front forks.
I don't like the electric blade engage (Snapper) versus the simpler mechanical engage (Exmark) - seems the electric will be more maintenance intensive.
Any appreciable difference between these two mowers?
I will purchase the Snapper unless I gather a sound reason not to.
Thanks, forum.
Jim
Need to replace the above Exmark ZT (due to a $#@#!! theft!) and the retail price difference is substantial between Exmark ($7880) and Snapper ($6600).
I had used the Exmark commercially for 2 years, no issues except front tires continually went flat.
Belts came off a couple of times, no worries to thump them back into place, Chains on floating deck got tangled, no issue.
I will always get a Kawasaki engine, no Kohler, so no difference there.
Engine size is fine for our large flat yards.
No difference I can see between the decks.
No difference I can see between spindles.
No difference between drives I can see.
I do like the no flat tires on the Snapper and the shorter front forks.
I don't like the electric blade engage (Snapper) versus the simpler mechanical engage (Exmark) - seems the electric will be more maintenance intensive.
Any appreciable difference between these two mowers?
I will purchase the Snapper unless I gather a sound reason not to.
Thanks, forum.
Jim