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Before you buy ask the following question. "If I need it serviced, do you do the repairs here or do you send it away?" The answer will almost always be they send it away. Being an independent dealer, I see a lot of Craftsman mowers for repair, the tractors are good, but the mower decks leave a lot to be desired. The running joke in here is to call them "Crapsman" Like most everything branded under a Sears name, someone else makes the mowers for them and that is Husqvarna. I know their prices are very attractive, and the mowers look sharp, but check out an independent dealer first before you buy from Sears, and ask to see if they have anything that would work for you.
Before you buy ask the following question. "If I need it serviced, do you do the repairs here or do you send it away?" The answer will almost always be they send it away. Being an independent dealer, I see a lot of Craftsman mowers for repair, the tractors are good, but the mower decks leave a lot to be desired. The running joke in here is to call them "Crapsman" Like most everything branded under a Sears name, someone else makes the mowers for them and that is Husqvarna. I know their prices are very attractive, and the mowers look sharp, but check out an independent dealer first before you buy from Sears, and ask to see if they have anything that would work for you.
LAWN MOWERS...what do you recommend? Front Propelled? Rear Propelled? Craftsman?
lady_bella
Needing to buy a new lawn mower this weekend. Do the bigger rear wheels make it easier for going over thicker grass? Our lawn has thick areas and thin areas and the ground is a bit uneven in some places too.
What do you suggest?
Thank you.
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Susie Q knows her mowers.. One of thee best is Toro. And you should get a "rear" wheel drive also as opposed to a "front" wheel drive. The reason being, is with a front wheel drive, if you have to lift the deck to mow around tree wells or corners, you will lift your drive wheels off of the ground, making you to have to "push" through the turn. This sucks, as I have used the front wheel variety a few times (not by my choice). One poster stated above that it is easier to "reverse" and backup with a front wheel drive and this practice should "Never" be done and is a safety hazard. What happens if you should trip? You will be pulling the mower back over your legs! Not good.... You should only mow in the "forward" direction at all times... Hope this answers your question...
...Billy Ray
Susie Q knows her mowers.. One of thee best is Toro. And you should get a "rear" wheel drive also as opposed to a "front" wheel drive. The reason being, is with a front wheel drive, if you have to lift the deck to mow around tree wells or corners, you will lift your drive wheels off of the ground, making you to have to "push" through the turn. This sucks, as I have used the front wheel variety a few times (not by my choice). One poster stated above that it is easier to "reverse" and backup with a front wheel drive and this practice should "Never" be done and is a safety hazard. What happens if you should trip? You will be pulling the mower back over your legs! Not good.... You should only mow in the "forward" direction at all times... Hope this answers your question...
...Billy Ray
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