Bill dont be afraid of Cub Cadet based on what other some of the un-iformed may say. Any piece of equipment is only as good or poor as the operator handles it and maintains. We are a Cub Cadet dealer and I can tell you horror stories about them all.But there is an underlying theme-No Maitnance-Buying a 1000.00 rider to mow 5 acres-buying at big box because they maybe cheaper than the dealer or a rebate racket of some sort. In Cubs case our 0% financing is more aggressive then Home Depots or Lowes
Go see a real dealer tell them what your expectations are make your decision based on what you need to get the job done. Make them explain why you should buy a piece of equipment. Your local dealer carries models not carried by big box Support the dealer of your color choice(hopefully Cub)if it needs worked on they will support you Randy In Iowa
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