[AT] Semi-off topic Zero Turn mowers

[Recentjester at aol.com]

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----- 
From:  Recentjester at aol.com
Sent: Saturday, April 26, 2014 8:03 PM
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Subject: Re: [AT] Semi-off topic Zero Turn  mowers

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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