[AT] Semi-off topic Zero Turn mowers

[charlie hill]

Thanks,  I'd just as soon have a livestock solution to my
grounds keeping but it's not possible where I live.

"U can hold mother nature back a little but she always wins."
exactly my point.  Mother nature always wins.   IF our human activity
can only mess this planet it is only up to the degree that we can no longer
survive here.  Once we are gone the problem will correct it's self.
We are living in a terrarium.  Everything that is here has always been here
except a meteorite here and there.   The only stuff lost from here is what
we've sent into deep space.  The rest just changes form from time to time.
Global warming if there is any will eventually cause a period of global 
cooling
and vice versa.

There are some scientist out there these days that are educated beyond their
intelligence.

By the way, Fracking doesn't bother me one bit.  Like any thing else there 
is a right
way and a wrong way to do it but the end result is in our favor.

Charlie



-----Original Message----- 
From: Recentjester at aol.com
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Appreciate that Charlie, lawns just don't do much for me. I  understand
keeping the grass down to keep critters out of the house. I just  worked on
neighbors Husquvarna zero turn. The pulleys are so thin they spread  with a
little wear and chafe the belt a little rust an they eat belts. Another
neighbor has a dixie built like a tank. The motor has no clearance to change 
the
oil filter. I let things bloom for the bees an then rack it down with my
beat up  old John Deere (Kawasaki) 5 times a year. I am really lookin in to
Goats. Al  Gore is over the edge one way. But that frackin is the other side 
of
not so  smart. U can hold mother nature back a little but she always wins.


In a message dated 4/26/2014 7:48:54 P.M. Central Daylight Time,
charliehill at embarqmail.com writes:

I really  didn't want your environmental opinion but since you
offered it, a goat  farts all day long every day.  That mower will
only fart a few hours a  month.  I personally don't think either one
hurt anything but I'm  willing to bet the goat does more environmental
damage than the  mower.  (assuming he didn't exist unless I bought him for
the  job)
I have nothing against goats.  I'd like to have a few but it  won't be
to "save the earth" thank you Al  Gore.

Charlie

-----Original Message----- 
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Goats are best choice for planet~


In a message dated  4/26/2014 6:59:23 P.M. Central Daylight Time,
davidbruce at yadtel.net  writes:

I have  been using a Simplicity Zero Turn for 3 years  now.    I looked at
some others but settled on the Simplicity  model I bought for a
combination of features, price, reputation and most  importantly (for me)
the particular dealer.
Most of my mowing is on  level ground or slight  slopes and I have no
issues there at  all.  A small portion is on  steeper slopes and a zero
turn,  steep slope and wet grass is a bad  combination.

David
NW  NC

On 4/26/2014 2:45 PM, charlie hill  wrote:
> I'd like to  hear peoples opinions of different
> brands  of ZTR mowers.   I'm not interested in
> particular brands or what  is cool or  popular.
> I'm looking for the most bang for the  money
> in  terms price, reliability and serviceability.
> Cheaper  is better  but price isn't everything.
> I don't want a small machine and  I  don't want a
> huge one.  I do place some importance on   speed.
>
> Thanks
>
> Charlie
>
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