Best & Worst lawn Mower of the Year- Husqvarna, Toro Grandstand or Wright stander z
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- Опубликовано: 3 июн 2018
- The best & worst lawnmowers, Including the Newest Husqvarna V554 stander, & compare to the Toro Grandstand & Wright Stander z. If your looking for a new machine this year- check this out first.
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Thanks Stan! For someone trying to break into the lawn care industry next season, I’m brand new to commercial mowers. I really appreciate these reviews and subbed to Brian’s channel now as well!
I've had many different brands and styles over the years. Ferris, Exmark, Walker, Toro and on. My entire current fleet is Wright, we've got Zs and Standers and love them. Simple easy to maintain machine's that are built extremely tough and capable. Our first stander just hit 3000 hrs this past week with the only repairs beyond maintenance being a pto clutch or two and an engine rebuild this past winter as it threw a rod due to a dumbass not checking oil.
I like your reviews. Some short, some long, the main thing is you cover all the pros and cons truthfully. That's why I subscribe and watch. Just keep doing what your doing.
This is the perfect length for in depth analysis of any product. Thanks again look forward to seeing more.
Just wanna say great video. Im an aspiring landscaper, getting started on my own business and these reviews are super important for myself so i know what im going to invest in. Ironically enough, I work for Wright manufacturing full time until I cant because business, and I loved watching that Wright go through that field. Its nice to see something I may have helped assemble do a great job for someone else
That's awesome ! Best of luck in your business and thanks for watching !
Husqvarna folks, if you’re watching this and reading the comments, this is exactly the kind of feedback you need for a machine that clearly needs a rethink. Brian and Stan do an excellent job here. If you improve on the areas they point out, you’ll be a lot closer to running with the established industry names.
In terms of what you do with their feedback: I suggest watching Kent Harlan’s review of the Exmark Spreader Sprayer. It’s about 3 years old, and it’s for a completely different product, but the point is to hear Kent’s description of how Exmark responded to critical feedback. He had close and repeated interaction with Exmark engineers, and how Exmark responded is, I think, an excellent tutorial on how companies should solicit feedback and dedicate resources to improving the user experience. I can’t recommend that review strongly enough, as it incorporates direct product use experience with engineering process and redesign to make a more useful, reliable and profitable machine.
Excellent review.
You two should collaborate more often. You bounce ideas off one another to cover everything you need to know with no shilling & that’s a pleasant change from 90% of channels out there.
Great to see things in the real world with folks that use professional equipment on a regular basis.
Great to hear the maintenance being covered too like the jump start issue.
At the end of the day time IS money in this game so even if the little things cost you 1 job a week that adds up.
Cheers
Truly a fantastic video Stanley. The detail that you guys focused on and discussed is sure to be helpful to be many. Nice to see honest and thought out reviews. Keep up the great work!
Stan, one of the reasons I purchased a Boss Snow plow is they make their engineers plow their lots. Know better way to make improvements on equipment that making your engineering staff use them in real life.
That's cool they do that I've always wondered if these lawn mower companies actually m o w e d anyting with their products
Guess that policy was not in effect for the back drag pos I mean pro
All my favorite youtubers in one video!!! This is so cool
Good job Stanley and Bryan you're putting out information that other folks like myself need to know keep up the good work
Love the videos! Keep cranking them out! You have helped me run my business so much more efficiently and be more profitable! Thanks
I’m a Ferris person because of the suspension that is just amazing
Cuts better too! 👍👍
Yeah I can drive my 636 with one hand to its really nice I'm going to get a Scag the next time I think but after watching this show might be one of those nice yellow ones
Currently running a snapper pro sw35. Cuts great. If the grass is overgrown it tends to leave stuff behind but usually after a second pass it’s all good. Only thing is wet grass it likes the clump up and ends up throwing clumps.
i used a exmark grandstand with a plow with the safety bar used it for 12 hours straight it took me 30 min to not shut off the mower accidently every 30 sec after that i was fine never did it again. i like the safety bars because when i need to push the mower in the snow i can still drive it without being on the platform. btw i have never used a grandstand ever even mowing, great video stanley.
“Went to Detroit and hooked up with my buddy Brian” whoa Stan 👀 got something to tell us?
Stan I think Eliot's comment about him not having the largest hands and get this up is a that's what she said moment lol
Love how honest your channel is. 👍
really liked the review, very informative. keep the good reviews coming. Oh yeah and that Stander Z is a freakin beast!
Lol, when you said you were going to ruin it I remembered Ed Wright calling me and asking me if I had any stumps in my yard...He came over with one of the Wright Standers, dropped the deck all the way down, and ground out 3-4 stumps in my yard. I think after about 4 the bolt on the blades broke (spindles were fine)...Definitely don't try that at home. I am sure he's abused those mowers way more than you ever have!! They make good stuff!
David Tucker II that 72 was a beast
I run a 52" wright stander zk and let me tell you... in miami florida we have st. Augustine grass which gets very thick during the summer. you can't stop the wright stander... the only complaint i have with my wright is when turning it will leave a small strip of grass not cut.... but only when turning.... otherwise I love it. I actually really like hustler mowers with the emergency brake being built into the return position of the operating handles!
Tim Pande do you guys use those 64” remote control tracked slope mowers in Florida ,
I’d love a wright mower, but no dealers even close to me
I watch Brians channel and he hit it on the head with the review of this mower!!!
I went with the Scag V-Ride mowers I love them and i use them about 30 hours a week have not had a single problem yet .
Great, honest review, I love Husqvarna hand held equipment but not their ride-ons - watched the whole video, didn’t seem 20 minuets plus, kept it to the point
Brian looked like he was panicking ... With his review and that hat ..lol
20:00 I think they took the blades off for Stanley lol
Was thinking the same thing. I can cut that better faster with a pushmower I harvested from the side of the road and spent 20 minutes sharpening the blade. Poke-yoke is serious business. They don't have it with that unit.
Put on backwards
“Hoosqkavarna” 😂 great video guys. I actually saw the original video gosh knows how long ago when Brian first got this and I never knew this follow up was here! I love husqvarna zero turns and plan to use them.
Would love to have one of these and hope they address and listen to your feedback.
Would love to see a video on redmax zero turns also someday if possible.
That’s a nice toro though!!
I don’t mind long videos it was pretty good.
That yellow one was a beast definitely one I like to get now I was trying to get a John Deere but the yellow one did pretty darn good at it’s job .
It amazing all the sarcastic things you say about Elliott. I didn't how he could not handle a camera.
Hey, love the channel. One question: Why are you putting these finish mowers through such tough grass? That stuff needs a bush hog and tractor!
BrutonTractors I was thinking that too.
Because in real life most of the commercial accounts grass grow like this in a 2 week period
Bruton Tractors
It’s grass! Not bamboo and brush!
And, Yes, I know bamboo is basically “a grass”!
Product knowledge is all some of us have. I am currently looking into a stand up mower. The key words here are customer support with Husqvarna and for that I am leaning in that direction. We'll see soon enough
ive watched his channel and i was impressed with his review on the scag v ride 2. i did a two day demo and put 10 hours on it.. sold both my 08 stander and 08 pro cat for 5g by the end of the month ill be buying a new scag
Awesome, thank you for viewing !
Id like to see it mow with deck height taller on first pass then on low on second pass
Engineers are not usually given the opportunity to ride or test what they made. (Depending on the company)
I did like this whole format of filming Stan great editing skilllz
Like the fact you tell the truth about what you think of the equipment makes it easier for others to pick the right one
There's only two "a"s in Husqvarna.
It's not "Husqavarna"
leave me alone! 😂
You know he only says it that way for people like you right?
Brian pronounced the name correctly and he still pronounced it wrong...lol. Hoosqavarna...lol
I think everyone is missing the point of cutting quality. These mowers are all finishing mowers not slashers
finish or not it should still cut not going to spend that kind of money for something that wont do the job when there is one that will
seriously, I have to say it's cutting less than I think it should though. maybe they have the deck up. ALSO if it rained recently or if that grass is wet is another factor that I don't hear discussed.
Joe Scheller If the grass is taller than the distance from the back of the blades to the front of the deck,it won't cut it hardly at all. The deck holds the grass down from the cut. That's not a fair test of that particular mower. If you plan to cut tall stiff stuff like that,you need a different machine. Saying it's junk because it won't work outside it's design is not fair. I saw plenty wrong with it but the cut was not one of the things.
@@mckrackin5324 why can a Scag or xmark finish mower cut long stiff grass? Sure you might have to go over it once or twice to get every hair but it should still CUT.
These are commercial machines. When you do commercial lawn care, sometimes you're literally thinning a field. This is exactly the kind of stuff you want to try to mow when trying to decide what equipment to invest in.
I use a toro grandstand at work and it’s the best machine we have for doing anything even steep bankings where other bigger machines fail
Your video is very informative you gave a lot information but you didn’t give it to fast or too slow you gave it a good amount of speed you get Brian Eno to give information about that new mower for standing and actually answer a lot of questions to people about how good it is and what kind of company do to make
I used this machine. You didnt express enough how much it sucks.
Chris B not according to beach river landscapes ...he thinks it great!!
Chris B Lol... I'm dyimg
Amp 242 pay someone enough they probably will
I have a 54" hustvana
cant wait too see call these mowers in action...im in the market for a stand on unit right now. As far as the demo that you performed on this Husqvarna I don't think we should give a rip on how it cuts waist tall grass..its not a brush hog
+kevinboo2000 definitely test ride a ferris z2 and z3x. I've got two ferris standers, which are amazing! Suspension, speed, durability, and reasonable market price compared.
Did you watch the part where the yellow mower (Wright) went through and one-cut the 6-8 foot tall grass! That's how the Husky should have cut that waist high grass.
+Andrew Delashaw that's if you want to drop $12k+ on a mower. I got my 52" Z2 stander brand new for under $7k
Andrew Delashaw That Wright mower was probably double the size of the husky.
The scag stand ons are great mowers, among others.
Length of video good, because content warrants extra time. Keep up the good work!
*i subbed your channel when i saw what you did and for the reasons you did with the ford trucks. this may have been a long video but i agree with yours and brian's opinions on that Husqvarna but i believe the wright though bigger and slower still did a better job over all and gravely is usually right up there quality and function wise. i have 6.5 acres and i look at what would cut through my jungle the best as well as what is easier and or more comfortable to use*
I just don't think they know how the mower runs or they're that familiar with Husqvarna. They make great mowers and equipment love mine. But as far as the controls go once you know where they are you'll get used to them. And In the safety shut-off put the brake on that way when you get off the mower it doesn't roll down a hill, it will stay running. Next off you're trying to Bush Hog with a mower that supposed to be on lawns not fields Husqvarna makes a bush hog mower for that R322T brush attachment. And make sure you turn on the blades next time. They make great stuff. And there fleet program is great to.
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Agree with you about Husqvarna being a great product. Mowing a field is not what a finish mower is for. These guys are trying to trash a good mower brand so they feel better about their overpriced units.
8:28 what was going in background
IMO the one thing that I hope gets mentioned when comparing these mowers is are we comparing apples to apples. I hope Brian points out what size motor and what kind of motor is on each mower ! That makes all the difference in the world
picked up a new Gravely this spring, I'm liking it a lot. 20-30 minutes for a video is good.
Just purchased a new Ariens Ikon 42xd and loving it so far (22hp Kohler). Its the little brother to the Gravely. I bought the Ballards Advanced Chute blocker and love everything about it. Much love from st Charles MO ✌
Some people don't know the difference between a lawn mower and a hay mower also might not get the difference between a Husqvarna and a hooskavarna
Gary Chupp unfortunately, for you, he pronounced the name right. Look it up.
Everything else you said is good.
Gary Chupp yes no wonder companies don’t want to send their LAWN mowers to him... because you go fucking cut pasture with it lmao. It’s a finish lawn mower not a shredder
It's not really fair to run this in a field and complain about cut quality. It's a finishing mower. The other things are completely valid though. Wouldn't want to run this all day.
Corey S. it is fair when most other mowers will cut stuff like that just fine. We use our Deere mower to trim cow pasture edges next to the fence before we brush hog it... and it's mowed just as well as the yard on the other side of the fence in a single pass. I think a lot of it has to do with deck design.
Drew well thats if u wanna pay alot of money.
Drew w Exactly, it’s deck design. I’m sure that deere is much bigger and made more for taller grass. It seems to me like that husky is made for finishing commercial and residential stuff. I just think he should have tested it there as well.
CrazyAmazingHD Deere stand on mowers are in the exact same price range as these. And the Deeres have much better controls and engine access.
i dont belueve this kind of mower is for clearing 3' tall grass, i think mowers that are designed for this the blade housing is open in front so it doesnt push/hold the grass down, ....im no expert just sayin
Thanks, good information! That dip stick kills the sale for me. It's hard enough to get a crew to check oil little lone making it more difficult for them.
I do maintenance contracts for a couple lawn services,,, and I highly recommend the Wright standers over any thing else! (there are a few improvements that could be made,, but all in all,, I believe they are easier to work on,, and last longer)
For my lawncare and landscape bissness I love my toro grandstand with the bagger, from the video the husqvarna mower looks garbage doesn't cut well!
Dale Nienow,I would buy a Wright stander.
I agree with you husqvarna is garbage I had a 54 inch cut zero turn and it was taken for service 6 time in one yr. All for the same problem.
I'd run this thing off in the lake... Props to them for letting him review this machine but they have a long way to go.
Great video! And i like long videos as long as I like the guy infrount of the camara. So keep doing what your doing!
I think after getting off the machine 15 times it would be second nature to pull the brake. Though the PTO shut off would be better I think you are making a mountain out of a mole hill. Throttle definitely should be moved to the right side. I'm gonna be running this machine this summer so I'll come back in a two months and give a review. For never running a stand on before, whipping it around the parking lot at the dealer today was pretty sweet. Walk behind capability in my area is a great feature, lots of areas I'm going to be utilizing that and I like the brake and deck levels on the same side.
Husqvarna makes great saws.......but I wouldn't touch anuthing els they make with a ten foot pole. They do not manufacture their other products like the pro saws that are made in Sweden.
Its a mower not a brush hog
You are right a brush hog is the answer not a finishing more. Not a fair review at all
I've cut grass like that with a riding mower...went slower than they did but I still got a better cut with a used $500 machine than that expensive new machine.
I dont see any brush tho, just grass
When one does a better job at it than the other is the point, genius. Not everybody buys a brush hog for tall grass. If a customer wants me to cut something such as in this video I'm not going to buy a brush hog to do it so I'm going to want a mower that would do it better than a other. Wouldn't you?
@@highwire6899 exactly lol im not gunna go rent or buy a brush hog or brush hog attachment, im gunna take a mower that i dont care about (pro landscapers always have more than one) and throw some blades i dont care about and go cut it
My cousin runs a lawn maintenance company and just got a new wright stander and loves it
HEY STANLEY, CONGRATS ON THE COMMERCIAL, WE EVEN SAW IT HERE IN GEORGIA
Using a finish mower to mow over grown fields ??? 🤔🤔🤔
yeah and you have never gotten a new client and their backyard is waist high?
Literally every "finish" mower ive used could handle that tall grass no problem.
Bobcat, Exmark, Wright, Gravely, Wright. All of them handle that stuff no problem
Husqvarna just made a bad mower lol
@@danielbabcock7004 I simply don't know what's the problem with that Husky..It definitely ain't a lack of power since it's a 28HP. It has to be a problem with a deck design or a blade design. I wish Husqvarna representative would address this since this is a bad commercial for them, especially knowing how Husqvarna makes extremely high end commercial stuff. From their weed wackers to chain saws to anything between. But now that I think of it they never made commercial push mowers either. Just residential.
Engage brake then you can get off without it cutting off
These type videos are very helpful! Please keel up the Great Wotk!
Stanley, I need a tip from a landscaper. I'm taking down my above ground pool this weekend and I have no clue what i'm going to do with the few 4+ inches of sand under it? Any tips? Do I have to remove it all or just about half and put topsoil over it?
Id spead the sand around the lawn to fill in dips and holes.
Curious why does one buy a stand on rather than a riding mower?
Because if you are sitting and have to get off the mower you have to stand up. The stand on machine is faster on and off. You can see more. The human body is not made to sit. When sit down mower is on rough terrain you may as well walk your back os taking abuse
with the new zero turn mowers your steering and brakes rely on one wheel forward or back. so u brake drive traction u have neither steering nor brakes your on for the ride. stander mower = just steep off.
The test you did with the Toro was way easier on the machine than that tall grass you fed to the Husq. The problem is a bit obviously tho if u just look at the front of the mower you can see the taller the grass is, the more the stuff you flatten first is going to flatten the grass behind it. Without some serious suction from the machine or its blade design, taller grass is going to stay laid down and won't get cut.
Not saying the Husqy is worth the money or anything, but you wanna maintain credibility and show as little bias as possible with the actual test.
Even the toro timecutter can even handle that tall grass better than this $10k husky and the timecutter is a residential mower..there's a video on RUclips showing the the timecutter mowing grass 4ft high in one pass.. looks like Husky needs a new drawing board to follow
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Length of the video, should reflect the amount and/or importance of the info. Love the videos, especially the pond videos. Just opened my own home remodel and prop. maint. company here in ohio, just over the Mich border. Love the info and the simplicity in your how to's. Keep them coming
I like the vids this long
I like husqvarna but i may wait till gen 2 or 3 comes out to look at getting one i may just get a wright
TC lawn care buy a wright. It’s really the right decision
I mow with a husqvarna 54" ZTR. Not the stand-up and it does just fine when I mow weekly or more often depending on rain and time of year. I'm anal about doing it when it's easy on the machine. Frequent mowing is how you get that golf course lawn. I'd buy another one.
Im looking into the husqvarna z turns
Thanks for the review guys that husqavarna has a terrible design you can't even check the oil you have to bent the dip stick when that dip stick gets older it will break and pieces will go inside the engine that is terrible.
Stan your the man always enjoy your videos and hands on approach to everything you do and show have been following you for years and always enjoy your videos so please keep them coming thanks your friend Rocco from ct we texted back and forth about the pull plow remember.
great content really enjoy some in depth video on a new product like this
Yes ever since husqvarna started been engineered and manufactured in the usa it has gone down hill
the dude the swedish stuff is great
I would buy a Husqvarna tractor or zero turn than any other brand
Husqvarna is a swedish brand mower and they send there parts over to the USA to be assembled
They used to make great motorcycles!👍
Do not blame engineering, quality and usability are always second to profits in the USA.
I've never been a fan of husq mowers, their chainsaws are on par with the big dogs but the mowers seem like just novelties.
I'm just a homeowner but my husq runs great and never has given me one problem. Period. End of story.
The transmission on my Husky riding mower went out after 126.5 hours. No more Huskys for me.
Not a fan of this style mower, but I do appreciate the views shared. Seems way over crowded under the hood. I rather enjoy my HD Gravely!
I have been subscribed to Brian for a while... He did great in this video. Great info guys.
Brian's lawn maintenance!!
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someone mentioned brian a few times, but I don't see any links to brian's honest web page. maybe overlooked a simple link link to brian. maybe one day brian will have the subs to rate up there with the big tubers
24 minutes is overkill.
Get to the point.
Edit the video in a chronological order. Quit bouncing around and repeating the cutting video on top of his review.
Chad Guerrero Totally agree!
The editing on this video was definitely geared towards someone with attention deficit. I want to hear about the mower itself and maybe see a few minutes of in-use footage but bouncing back and forth between specs, mowing grass way too long than this is designed for, then back to specs/issues, back to way too long of grass was just absurd. Really missed the mark for a top-notch informative video here!
I think it was fine
almost all his videos are like this.....i like the longer videos
@@zaineridling the toro was the better of the two because of ho it is set up
I've been running a Toro grandstand 36 for several seasons, my favorite but it's the only stander I've been on, I'm a nobody so don't get companies letting me have anything. The Wright looks pretty impressive. I've also have a husqvarna mz 52 zero turn and it's just okay, not great.
As future home owner like to the same equipment as the pros I find it very helpful with video
Why are they cutting grass 3 feet high?
Cause it’s 3ft high 😂
Pretty simple..if it will cut that high dont you think it might finish even better?
Gravely scag, wright is where it's at for big mowers. Stand ons.
Add Ferris to your list as well.
@@daveallen4194 Ferris is out of the list. I sure bobcat quickcat 4000 or exmark comes before Ferris dude
What camera are you using in then Intro with the flex tripod mount?
I always loved the grandstands and the 60s would hold a hill like a champ but my old boss started selling bobcat riders and standers and they are amazing
COME GUYS...USING A FINISH MOWER WHERE YOU SHOULD USE A ROUGH CUT MOWER. REALLY??? LETS BE FAIR ABOUT THIS TEST. AND I DO NOT LIKE HUSQVARNA PRODUCTS. (MOWERS ARE REALLY LOUD). I'M NOT STICKING UP FOR THEM. I'M JUST SAYIN'
I'm more of an Exmark fan myself.
We have 3 of them. Great machines!
We have 5 exmark
Claire Shearer, I think an Exmark with a bagger, could mulch and bag up a Husqvarna. Lol
Isn't the vantage and grandstand the same thing essentially?
2 things I don't like about exmarks, the hurt is r stiff as hell and give almost zero hydro feedback, and the front wheels r way to wide and just lay grass down when turning...other than that, tons of power. The foot pedal is kinda weird aswell. Needs a upgrade so it's not so far away and u can push on it like a clutch peddle. So 3 things lol
Holy crap, that yellow wright(?) mower was crazy, I need to go find that video.
Hey guys
Love the video. I never hear any talk or see reviews on the John Deere stand ons. I have the 636m but would love to see a review on the larger units. Thank you
I have the same one. 300 hours, so fr so good
Another thing to add. When servicing a Kawasaki engine, you have to clean the fins every 100 hours to cool the engine and with it being so tight and compact it doesn't make sense, you'd have to pull the whole thing apart. Poor design and can't find one person that likes it.
Evan Ferrari I’m not sure that’s true I have a v ride with a Kawasaki it has almost 600hr and it has ever gotten hot at least not more than normal
Tyrrell Roach i hope you are joking....
I need to kiss my kubota in the morning.
No I’m not I assume he talking about the fins in the side of the block and they stay pretty clean on there own. Now if you were to say that about a kolar engine I would be more inclined to believe it because mine seems to run hotter than my older Kawasaki
Tyrrell Roach he is, but on a mower. On mower engines there is a fan on the crank shaft pushing air over the cylinder head and it is all covered in shrouds. Grass will work its way in and if wet will build up and your mower can catch fire. Motorcycles just rely on clean air from the road.
You should know how to pronounce the name, before you review it.One of you does, and the other doesn't. I also don't think this mower was designed to mow a hay field. Also you seem to look for all the bad.
Cool video! but what I really wanna know is .. what brand are your sunglasses man?? I want some!
Exmarks are very good, and I know you guys love your Exmarks, but a toro recycler kit on a grandstand is the most productive machine I've ever used and I've used them all with almost all imaginable configurations. I've personally mowed over 40,000 lawns (as of this May) of lush cool season grasses and almost all of them have hillsides, swamp areas, and major obstacles as well as other concerns like highly populated areas where a full on enclosed cutting chamber is safest.
Nothing has performed like Recyclers.
Stanley, same thing goes for architech that design parking lot. They should plow them once or twice
jamie Feyen they should also stripe them once or twice too
jamie Feyen every industry has its priorities, as for parking lot designs, you have to understand the lot is driven through and parked in more often then it gets plowed or striped. Nice islands areas often would be convenient for plowing, and parking in strait lines would make stripping easy, however its purpose for ever existing, parking cars efficiently, that ability would be diminished. Priorities boys, that’s what separates industry professionals from service professionals. If we made your job too easy, it wouldn’t be yours for long.
Jax Turner I wasn’t implying that they should do that because it would make my job easier, I was saying that as in if they have striped hundred upon hundreds of lots like I have, then maybe they could see where they could have tweaked their design to make parking in that lot more efficient and easier. Just changes that I know would work better because I’m the one completing the design in the real world.
Heat island effect is a reason for more trees in the lots.
Everyone wants stuff designed to meet their specific needs. Pay for the parking lot and then you can have the architect design to your specs. How many landscapers own parking lots that they snowplow or do the lines on?
What's up, The best mowers in the market are Toro Exmark Ferris and the big Yellow bee .😎👍👍👍👊
I really enjoyed your review of this with him I'm interested in the 13 in Ryobi lawn mower cuz I got a small yard can you guys tell me anything about that
Do stand up mowers still leave blade marks in the lawn when you bounce?
Unfortunately too many products are designed by “Book Smart”!
Well let me ask you, can you design a mower? You can point out everything wrong with it but can you go from a blank sheet of paper and create the blue print that a company would use to mass produce a mower?
I know I couldn't. I wouldn't even know where to begin.
I had a great idea for a dog house I wanted to build, but I couldn't even begin to put the idea on paper with what I wanted out of the dog house. I could see it in my head, but I couldn't transfer it to paper.
The real test is can these engineers take the feed back and go back and fix the major issues that are pointed out to them.
@@highjix First off relax, he's correct too many products are designed by book smart individuals that work on computers and do not use the products they design for a living. The guys testing these machines are the customer and only their options matter because they are the ones buying them.
For some reason this guy grinds my gears imma watch the other guy lol
Ive narrowed it down to Grandstand or Wright 48. Still don't know. My guys like to mulch big piles of leaves with the small walk behinds by popping wheelies and slowly dropping onto the pile until its mulched up. How do these mowers do with mulching leaves. Obviously using a fall leaf mulching blades.
Awesome review would love to see you review the Dixie Chopper Stryker stand on