Posted by evilboweviel on November 18, 2009 at 16:04:39 from (69.211.140.220):
In Reply to: Best zero turn mower posted by fudpucker on November 18, 2009 at 10:11:31:
have two ferris 60" and a Hustler Super Z 72" at work. guys will take the Hustler out first everytime. It does have flex forks and flex seat. way, way less repairs and maintenance on the Hustler and parts are way faster to get. Ferris parts are 3-12 weeks to get. Ferris does have the independent wupension and that was why they were bought, parts availabilty is why there will be no more Ferris at work
anybody who thinks you can't run a zero turn on a hillside needs to come watch these guys run on the slopes and hill sides good luck Ron
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