Riding Lawn Mower

... much easier.. GICOOL 16x6.50-8 Riding Lawn Mower Rubber Tire and Wheel, 2...

Buy a riding lawn mower and make her mow the yard every week. Just went through this with my son, got his license, then I had surgery and couldn't drive for a month. Fucking terrifying. Especially if you drive a 3/4 ton truck. Those concrete walls are close. I wish I drank more.

... okay until I gave the mower away to a friend. This... is titled: MARXON U1 360CCA Riding Lawn Mower Batteries, Garden Tractors Battery Maintenance...

... mower works great with a new belt. I just mowed the whole lawn... run under it with the riding mower instead of having to use ...the other mower to get under it. When ...

My John Deere lx 188 riding mower I bought in 1990. This is my 36th season.Used nothing but sae30 oil. Never had a motor issue and still works well. I mow an acre lawn. Never had any other issue either except backing into it with the truck driving the hitch through the cowling.

... driving a lawn mower (I know someone who got a dui on a riding mower). I would...

... you are near the limit. Lawn Equipment and a SxS you'd... the tow rig and go riding down the hill. Paint is... yanked loose, cut with the mower etc you can easily replace. ...

... I used the riding mower at the church. A lot of the lawn is still asleep...

Originally Posted by The Searchers I’m from that country but don’t know anyone off hand looking Sometimes the best thing a kid can do is grab a lawn mower and go to knocking on doors. Do you have a good running push mower? yeah, I've got a self-propelled Crafsman mower, but everyone within walking distance has a good running riding mower.

... deck chairs, crawling over the lawn mower, squeezing between the boat and... that choice of storage!! After riding that struggle bus I hauled ...

... technology to catch up with lawn equipment manufacturing, I have just... farm equipment line-up. The new mower will be specifically for the... to haul my old gas riding mower to the scrap metal place... for emergency use (hubby’s gas mower goes on the fritz). If... is keeping his own gas riding mower (we don’t share well, hence... it), but when his (newer) mower finally reaches retirement age, he’ll ...

... neighborhood lawns with a gas mower, let me tell you that... after the second or third lawn (headaches and dullness), probably increasing..., but that doesn't stop us riding

... nearly 60 years I've been riding and that was on a... the National Park Service. Been riding all day and not seen... engine like I would a lawn mower or chain saw. The Kodiak... pass for me. I'm still riding the 20 year old Kodiak ...

I am thinking of riding my lawn mower to Vintage Stock and picking up a copy.

... I haven't mowed my own lawn in 15 years. Nor do... in 45 minutes or less (riding mower). Hedges take longer because I...

... spawned in the riding lawn mower just in case. if you spawn in the lawn mower dont try to...

... to have to buy a riding lawn mower for all of that grass. ... it home. He finished the lawn the next mowing with the riding mower took about 4 hours. He ... since he had the new riding mower, he didn't mind the time ... next time I mow the lawn. With the 54" riding mower, deck set for a 3-1/... hours to mow just the lawn part, not including any weed ... to 7 hours on the lawn and first cutting in the ...

... or 4 riding mowers for use on different parts of the lawn. That is... out. I had a tractor/mower combination for every task and ...

... rides etc. As far as lawn mowers 27+/- years ago... so thats whats in my lawn mowers all the time and ... Harley bikes and a old riding Snapper mower and Honda engine powered old... push mower and my mix goes in ...

Quote History Originally Posted By KYLiberty: I remember when a friend of mine got a DUI in a golf cart while driving on the streets about 30 years ago. That was after evading the cops a couple times before. Some people just aren't that bright. View Quote You can get one on a riding lawn mower in your own yard in my state…

... to workout. He pays a lawn service to cut his grass ... he's got a John Deere riding mower that came with the purchase...

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I just bought a house with a little over 2 acres and I want to find a riding lawn mower that isn’t too over powered but also isn’t too small. What do you recommend in terms of best pricing and lasting for a while? Anything helps thanks! submitted by /u/Afraid_Apartment_744 to r/lawnmowers [link] [comments]

I’m looking to get a riding lawn mower and I didn’t realize there were so many choices until I started shopping around. Some are budget-friendly, others are super expensive, and they all claim to be the best. I’m honestly not sure what actually matters in everyday use versus what’s just marketing. I mostly just need something that cuts my lawn cleanly without too much hassle, lasts more than a couple seasons, and doesn’t feel like a pain to maintain. For people who actually use one What riding mower are you using right now? Has it been worth the money?? Did you go gas, electric, or battery-powered and was it the right choice? Is there a horsepower or deck size you’d recommend for medium to large yards? Any brands or models you’d avoid??? Thanks!! submitted by /u/ParticularSubject411 to r/lawnmowers [link] [comments]

I finally decided it’s time to try out a ride mower, new Model # RY80HPRM05K-R1 is out and I ordered… I can’t find anything on this mower outside buying it. Anyone on this journey? submitted by /u/Natural-Monk-235 to r/lawncare [link] [comments]

I bought a 1.1 acre property (Philly suburbs) and it’s my first house with a sizable yard and landscaping. Lots of trees lining the lot so I’ll be dealing with a lot of leaves in the fall too. Looking at riding mowers. Zero turns seem to be overkill for my size yard but maybe I’m wrong. Recommendations for someone who has never cut a lawn before? submitted by /u/Extension-Race8382 to r/lawnmowers [link] [comments]

I was told this belonged here so I’m reposting. Had a neighbor that would walk into my backyard, take my gas can of gas for my mower and put it in his car and mower and then return the can. I found this out because I had begun to a little suspicious that this 5 gallon can was always nearly empty every time I went to mow the lawn and it was only like a 1 quart tank on the lawnmower! This was back before cheap easy security cameras so I had to set up a WebCam from my laptop with motion detection software. Caught the guy going into the backyard literally five minutes after I left the house. For the next week, every time I had to take a piss, I pissed in that gas can. Now full of piss, but still smells enough like gas to fool an idiot. Then I left it on the back patio again. Made a big show of checking the fluids in my car, packing a few bags. Made sure the neighbor knew I was getting ready to go on a trip and I’d be gone a while. Hoping he takes the bait. I come back home in about an hour. (Car trouble 😉) The thief is in his front yard pulling the rope on his lawnmower so hard. It looks like he’s going to have a stroke. Turning bright, red and cursing. Later he gets in his car makes it a couple blocks up the road and it suddenly breaks down…. I check the gas can on my patio…empty! Also, I just wanted to add, this guy was a huge piece of crap that’s not the only thing he did. I found out he had arrest warrants. So I ended up getting him arrested by applying for a sheriff’s ride along program in his name. 😆 submitted by /u/MarchCompetitive6235 to r/ProRevenge [link] [comments]

Hey folks, Hoping to gauge the community for some insight as a first time home owner with 1/2 an acre of land. Growing up on 5 acres, I remember my father having a few different riding lawn mowers, but the one that always stuck out to me was his John Deere. After doing some research, there def seems to be a large following, but I can’t tell if that’s more for the brand recognition, or the actual reliability. Would anyone in the community be able to share their experiences with John Deere riders, and maybe some other brands that would be worth considering? submitted by /u/Low_Impress_1910 to r/BuyItForLife [link] [comments]

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Just curious, I saw my neighbor has like like three different lawn mowers. A ride on and two push mowers. Just out of curiosity, anyone else have more than one lawn mower? And if so, why? submitted by /u/Sunknight29 to r/lawnmowers [link] [comments]

I’m needing something that will cut my lawn every 2 weeks the grass is always kept short so won’t ever be out of hand for the mower, it’s about an acre of mostly flat land. My budget is around £1000-£2000 also from the uk TYIA A RIDE ON IS PREFERED submitted by /u/Terrible-Ad9501 to r/lawnmowers [link] [comments]

I'm trying to decide between a few different options. S220, S130, LT46. The JDs would be from an dealer whereas the CC would be from a Home Depot. I've read and heard plenty of bad things about buying from big box stores and I feel comfort in how dealers provide better overall service. Especially when it comes to warranty issues. The JDs are on the higher end of my budget. I have just over an acre of cut-able grass. Flat lot. Any and all insights are welcome. Thank you. submitted by /u/dashboard129 to r/lawnmowers [link] [comments]

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Has anyone bought or used this? Looks like it's on a deal for $2,449 at Lowes. Would be great if you could share your experience. submitted by /u/dusklife564 to r/KobaltTools [link] [comments]

My (39f) and my husband (49m) moved into this house in 2018. The neighbor in question technically lives on the cross street to ours, but our driveway is adjacent to her backyard. When we moved in we were under the impression that the property extended about 3 to 4 feet-ish beyond the edge of our driveway, which was fine. We've used this as a guide for where we mow that strip of lawn- generally we would mow 2.5 to 3 mower widths and it was never an issue. This lady is in her 60s or 70s I'm not really sure, like I said, never had a problem at all. I had a few brief conversations with her and the same with my husband and hers during the first couple years we lived here. Not really even enough to consider them acquaintances but enough to be civil and give the occasional wave. Her husband passed away in 2020 or 21, I really can't remember (I don't know if it was covid related or not but he had health issues beforehand so I'm not sure). Since then she has hired a lawn care service to mow, leaf blow, etc. At the time my husband worked 2nd shift so we would sleep in a bit most days til 10 or so. Our bedroom is adjacent to our driveway and the way the room is the only way to put a bed us with the head along that wall, but that wall has 2 huge windows, it's an older house and the windows are pretty thin. We started getting woken up at 7am weekly to a lawn mower and leaf blower directly outside our window. Finally my husband checked it out and found the lawn boy driving his riding lawn mower up and down our driveway to access her yard and standing in our driveway to blow leaves. This would literally be less than 10 feet from our heads as we slept. He had enough and went out and got this guy's attention and told him "look, this is my driveway it's not a thoroughfare for her yard because it's convenient." The kid (I dunno, early 20sish) apologized. But this lady has had it out for us ever since. About a year later my teenage was raking leaves to the apron of the yard bc our town comes along and sucks them up every year, he was putting them on "our side" and she came out and yelled at him saying they were on her lawn. He said he thought our property was from the telephone pole over, she said it wasn't. Whatever. Maybe a month later I was returning from the store and saw she was trying to pick up sticks in her yard, the way she moves makes it clear she has back issues, like she can't bend she had to crouch and reach. I asked her from my driveway "Mrs so and so, do you want some help?" No answer, maybe she didn't hear me. Louder: "Mrs so and so?" She didn't turn around just "NO!" With an attitude. Fine, I went inside and figured she was still salty about the whole lawn boy situation. A few months ago my husband was hosing out our trash can and dumped the water along the edge of the street on "our strip" of land, the street has storm gutters bc we get a lot of rain. She had a fit about it and came.out to yell at him. He told her he isn't some kid she can yell at and leave him alone. Within a week she hired a guy to survey the land. Cone to find out her land ends on just the opposite side if the telephone pole which gives her like 5ish less feet. She's all butthurt about it, but whatever. So about a week or so later, it's evening and I'm packing up the car for my husband to go to work as he's on nights now, and I just kinda glance in the direction of her house as I start the car and see her and some guy standing at the window just fucking staring at me. I'm literally doing the same thing I do every night when I pack up the car, I dunno what the deal was. So I come inside and say and tell my husband these people are just standing there being creepy and it's unnerving. He goes out to put something in the car, and this guy comes out of her house and goes off about how we're harassing her and all that. My husband tells this guy back off I'm just trying to get ready for work. So the police get called and it's a whole dumb thing, her and this guy get trespassed for our property and my husband gets trespassed for her property. I had stayed inside during the whole police talk so I didn't get anything. She's (literally) crying to the cop that we have cameras "looking into her windows". We have security cameras for the same reasons most people do- in case something happens. Like we gaf about what's going on in her place lol. The officer told her we can have 100 cameras if we want. Last week she had the city survey, they put little flags where the gas line or whatever is so we assume she's gonna build a fence. Then she cuts down this huge bush in her yard (that's always been there) so again we're getting excited she's gonna build a fence. Monday morning at 6am, she's standing in her window watching me put our garbage can to the curb. Today her daughter comes and puts up a security camera pointing into our garage area and backyard, which she couldn't even see until they cut the bush down. We're cracking up, it's fricken hilarious. So of course my husband now intends to get 3 more cameras for that side of the house to freak her out even more. I dunno, maybe we're being petty a-holes, I think it's mostly funny especially since it all started by us not wanting people in OUR driveway. Edit- I think I fixed my formatting issue. Edit for info- for those mentioning a potential for dementia, I really don't know. I haven't spoken to her in a couple years. However, her daughters (she has 2, I think) are there for several hours every day; either one or both of them. If there's a concern of dementia and/or delusion, they need to seek some kind of treatment for her. Also, a couple months before her husband passed, she approached me while I was outside doing something to gossip about her new next-door neighbor. This new neighbor's backyard is adjacent to the rest of our driveway. During this conversation, I mentioned the property line because I was under the impression it was a few feet or so (as I mentioned before.) Her response was "we've lived here for years, I don't know where the property line is and I don't really care." UPDATE- she had a fence built. My husband was out clearing leaves off the car in the evening after the construction was finished. This is not unusual, he always clears the leaves off the car while getting ready to leave for work. Well, out she came. I couldn't see her as I was on our back patio, but she was screaming like a fucking lunatic "STAY AWAY FROM THAT FENCE!" and "GET AWAY FROM THAT FENCE!" and my personal favorite "LEAVE THAT FENCE ALONE YOU SON OF A BITCH!" We're happy she built a fence, he wasn't touching it, and wtf does she think he's gonna do? Knock the damn thing over? We have zero intention of vandalizing her fence or property. I find it super silly and even unhinged that she put up a fence, which in my mind says, "This is my side, and that it your's." But then proceeds to scream at him for being.on our side. He didn't even hear her and when I told him he didn't say anything back because he didn't want to give her a reason to call the cops or whatever. So that's that for now, we'll see what, if anything happens next. submitted by /u/xxooxxxooxx to r/neighborsfromhell [link] [comments]

We just had our sod laid one week ago and I had so much fun cutting it for the first time earlier today. Our neighbor, who had their sod installed about a month ago, cut their grass for the first time this evening with a big riding mower. They did not let their lawn dry at all (stop sprinkler cycles) prior to cutting, resulting in the riding mower getting stuck, evidenced by the wood seen in the photo. They then proceeded to drive the mower over our property, sinking in parts of our new sod. I have only spoken to this neighbor once prior to this happening, and when I tried speaking to them at their house they would not answer the door. Why would anyone in their right mind drive a big mower so much over another person’s property? Our sod guys were noncommittal on a dollar figure for repairs to this area (and one other damaged area). Should I even offer to chip in when I ask them to pay for the repairs? I am maybe willing to a little bit as I don’t want to come off as a total A hole to these new neighbors, but I feel like if the situation were reversed I would pay for everything. submitted by /u/Most_Caramel_8001 to r/lawncare [link] [comments]

Hi all. Need some advice. Bought a new house and new to riding mowers. I want to buy a riding mower for my half acre front and back yard. All it's going to do is mow grass. Where should I start my search? I know I don't need anything larger than a 42" deck or else it won't fit through my gate. Cub cadet? Husqvarna? Deere? Troy Bilt? Craftsmen? What do you recommend and why? Looking for simplicity and reliability. submitted by /u/rockguitar316 to r/lawnmowers [link] [comments]

It's always been funny/weird to me that Hank and the others use riding mowers when their lawns appear to be fairly small. It seems like mowing Hank's lawn with an old riding mower would be a real pain in the butt. submitted by /u/fatmk to r/KingOfTheHill [link] [comments]

My wife and are are purchasing a new house and it sits on a 1/2 acre lot that is pretty open and all grass. Currently I push mow my lawn and I actually enjoy doing it. But I'm concerned the larger lawn is going to take significantly more time and that is one thing I'd like to avoid. I have two little boys and my time is limited as it is. So I guess my question is, how much time would I save with a riding lawn mover versus a push mower on a 1/2 lot? Are we talking about cutting the time in half? Thanks! submitted by /u/adamg8504 to r/lawncare [link] [comments]

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