Zero turn mower

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Absster

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We have a 50something CubCadet zero turn. So not as small as what you’re wanting. It’s definitley more fun to drive than a riding lawn mower and gets the job done quickly. We have 1 1/2 acres and it takes several hours for one person but that’s because we have a really steep incline and my husband push mows most of the “hills” because it’s just not safe on the zero turn. I like that it has a place to hitch carts and the both wet and dry fertilizer/chemical sprayers. I’ve nearly taken out some baby trees by not paying attention (we planted over 25 when we moved in) so being able to swerve quickly at the last minute has been pretty crucial.
 

ronny

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Thanks for all your responses. I conclude that a small ztr will be suitable for my situation, if I can successfully sell my current. Thanks, much.
 

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