personally, i think that box store riding mowers are ok if used for their intended purpose, to cut lawns. problems arise when the owners attempt to use them as brush hogs or discs(cropping the grass way to short). for me, 2.5 acres is a lot of grass for a 42 inch mower, regardless of zero turn or tractor style. for this i would consider at least a 54 or 60 inch. These sizes in zero turn gives you a lot of flexiability in mowing around flower beds, trees or close up spaces as well. as to brand, i purchased a cub cadet 54 inch zero turn from home depot 5 years ago and experience zero problems. i mow approx. 1+ acres in varying configurations 4-5 times a month during the mowing season. good maintenance and keeping the engine compartment clean is essential to longevity. for my larger areas i use a 6 ft. tractor mounted woods finishing mower.
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