Posted by Ray on August 08, 2010 at 17:46:25 from (71.48.76.114):
In Reply to: Bat Wing Mowers posted by MN Scott on August 08, 2010 at 16:00:00:
I had a new woods 15 ft that was junk,welds broke,1 set of back wheels broke off in two years of easy use.I bought a new john deere and it works great,but it has a bunch of grease zerts that are hard to get to with all those plastic shields and the end of the pto shaft must weigh 75 pounds with that vilocity joint makes it hard for me to hook up.Our local county garage has tried woods ,rhino,bushhog and other models.They keep detailed records of mower repairs.They say the Jd is by far the best mower.The woods is the worst and the others in between.They mow around 100 miles of ditches with each mower every year.
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