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Re: John Deere mowers at Lowes and Home Depot


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Posted by Texasmark1 on March 14, 2015 at 06:21:33 from (162.72.24.91):

In Reply to: John Deere mowers at Lowes and Home Depot posted by Jason S. on March 12, 2015 at 17:10:03:

The article said the S240 and the Z625 mowers were new models
for the year. No reverence to what calendar year they were
talking about. Tractor data.com says that later model 200 series
were produced from 1987-1992. No listing for JD Z625. I don't
remember the year I bought my JD L110 conventional, nor who
built it. I know Murray builds a lot of different colors to a lot of
different specs as does Briggs, serving a very broad financial
user base. Now whether green is or was part of their portfolio, I
don't know.

Seems a couple of additional springs were added to the seat to
assist in comfort on rough terrain which is all you get down here
with our Houston Black Clay. Going to have to find one and
check it out. You won't believe what I have done to my mowers
in an effort to obtain a smooth ride. I know Airens works the
rough ride problem but most others I have seen just look the
other way when you talk about serious rider comfort on rough
terrains........you know, everybody doesn't have a golfer's "green"
which requires mowing. Course I realize any effort means cost
and cost must meet the market and be competitive to remain in
the market.

Compared to my Fastrak and DR ZT it is lightly built but it does
have a stamped deck and even though they aren't made out of
"plate steel", I prefer the curvature of the stamped deck for
getting wet/early season grass to exit rather than pile up under
the mower. My other mowers which have such a deck require a
lot less maintenance of the sort.

Mark


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