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Posted by thedirtyrat on 03-21-2012 01:43 AM:

Coonhunters Lawnmowers

Name the type I have had them all. Finally after I wore out the old rear engine snapper I bought the zero turn. Its the best thing to come along since sliced bread. Warning though. I live in the hill country and my lawn is steep in places. I was cutting along the edge of the yard not long after I got the zero turn and got to close to the steep woodline and lost total control. After a few 360dees down through the woods a came to a stand still. After looking around to see if the wife or kids had seen the incident I couldn't help but laugh. No one saw me. Lol. I had to winch it out of the holler with the truck. So if you buy one or allready have one be careful on the inclines. Lol

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Posted by Cheyenne on 03-21-2012 02:08 AM:

dangerous deal but funny as heck! did your refreshment get all suds up?

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Posted by thedirtyrat on 03-21-2012 02:16 AM:

Didn't have one but dang shore needed one Cheyenne when that mower stopped. NO CONTROL aint good!

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Posted by triker on 03-21-2012 02:24 AM:

good advice while riding a zero turn.when your buddy drives by and waves to you dont wave back. thing about bucked me off when i let go of the one control lol

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Posted by hillbilly56 on 03-21-2012 03:03 AM:

zero turn

i have a buddy that has a lawn service and does landscaping he got a john deere zero turn its about uselees any little incline it spins or he gets all outa whack gets 1 the boys to bring a strap and pull him out with the rider

Posted by Matt McKinney on 03-21-2012 03:06 AM:

My dads buddy tried to go up a hill on his and it tipped over on him

Posted by Cody farned on 03-21-2012 03:24 AM:

first time i ever used one i ran it into the poopoo pound not awhole lot of fun

Posted by Matt McKinney on 03-21-2012 03:31 AM:

I wouldn't trade my zero turn for anything. Got 4 acres to mow and a lot of trees. Used to take me 4 hours on a john deere 425 with a 60 inch deck. Now I have a husqvarna zero turn with a 54 inch deck and it takes me less that 2 hours. Just have to know your boundaries when your operating it. I bought a cheap push mower to mow the ditch out by the road

Posted by Kris Cisna on 03-21-2012 04:06 AM:

When anyone says zero turn 2 words come to mind... Dixie Chopper!! The absolute best zero turn hands down! Not to mention they are made in Indiana.

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Posted by Harry Plotter on 03-21-2012 05:05 AM:

quote:
Originally posted by Cody farned
first time i ever used one i ran it into the poopoo pound not awhole lot of fun

say what. that right there is funny. did you jump off or go splash into the poopoo.

Posted by wildbill on 03-21-2012 07:22 AM:

Re: zero turn

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Originally posted by hillbilly56
i have a buddy that has a lawn service and does landscaping he got a john deere zero turn its about uselees any little incline it spins or he gets all outa whack gets 1 the boys to bring a strap and pull him out with the rider

and you all need to weld/bolt a bracket to hook your chain to as the one the neighbor has only has a place in the back and its not fun trying to pull one out when you cant get hooked up to something that might not rip apart when you hit the end of the chain..

theirs gets hung up and spins out in standing water areas when the dirt hasnt had time to dry out...

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Posted by Hey Preacher!!! on 03-21-2012 07:39 AM:

MY SUPERVISOR HAS ONE FOR SALE, HUSKY, FORGOT THE SIZE, SAYS IT'S 22 YEARS OLD, SAME TIRES, SAME SPARK PLUGS, NEVER CHANGED THE OIL OR FILTER, NEVER BEEN TO A MECHANIC, NEVER FAILED TO START!!! I TOLD HIM "YOU BETTER NOT GET RID OF IT, YOU'LL NEVR FIND ANOTHER THAT GOOD"!!!

Posted by skeets on 03-21-2012 09:25 AM:

i hit every tree and clothes line with mine the first few times i used it, and god forbid if i have to itch a scratch lol. it made me as nervous as a cat in a room full of rocking chairs.

Posted by Cody farned on 03-21-2012 09:53 PM:

quote:
Originally posted by Harry Plotter
say what. that right there is funny. did you jump off or go splash into the poopoo.

I crashed that bad boy right off into it

Posted by old ben on 03-21-2012 10:02 PM:

hustler sport went from 4 hrs to 2 hrs o all the way

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