Posted by PreciseFarms on May 28, 2010 at 09:22:31 from (98.159.194.170):
In Reply to: Riding mower opinoins posted by mike delaney on May 28, 2010 at 03:58:37:
I just bought an X300 Deere and I like it. Would have rather had the X320 for the 48" deck because they do cut better than the 42". After I did away with the long plastic chute and disabled the reverse mower shutoff, it works great. That being said I may look for a 48C to put on it off of craigslist. We have had two 17hp Deeres with 48" cut but the dealer said they tried a 48C on the 300 and it wouldn"t pull it. Said he thought the mower didn"t have enough torque rise to handle it. Funny that its an "I-torque engine".
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