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What do you John Deere boys think of this new Rolux reel mower they are importing from South Africa?
Have any of yall seen one?
Have any of yall seen one?
They have been around in South Africa since the mid 60s. And some of those machines are still running today.What do you John Deere boys think of this new Rolux reel mower they are importing from South Africa?
Have any of yall seen one?
They have been around in South Africa since the mid 60s. And some of those machines are still running today.
If a machine can survive 5 decades in Africa you know it is quality!
They have been around in South Africa since the mid 60s. And some of those machines are still running today. They are Quality machines. I mean, if a machine can survive 5 decades in Africa you know it is quality!What do you John Deere boys think of this new Rolux reel mower they are importing from South Africa?
Have any of yall seen one?
https://myrolux.com/pages/about-us <-- A bit of their history. They are now a family concern, run by a great father & sons team.I have read a few things online saying these are junk. I couldn't find much about them online, so was just curious.
I understand your perspective, and I can relate because I have personal experience with both Victa mowers and B&S engines. The key distinction lies in how Victa and B&S have adjusted their quality standards to cater to market demands. Consequently, their engines and mowers have become less durable, often lasting only a few years and becoming disposable items.I have Victas in the year that are over 60 years old
I have B & S Engines in 40 year old mowers that work perfectly
Neither of these means that new ones are worth the effort of removing them from the box which they are not .