Lawn mower advice
I will be in the market for a new mower very soon and looks like ive narrowed my choices down to either a gravely or bad boy. Im sure most of yall have more experience with gravely than bad boy but i would appreciate any and all opnions. Thanks
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What size, price range an are you wanting commercial or residential
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Who in town sells the Bad Boy? +1 |
Not sure about either but, my Scag has done me well and, mower to mower, was about $2k less than the Bad Boy I looked at. Nothing special, just cost effective and quality.
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My dad has a gravely and uncle has bad boy, both are nice but that bad boy is a hoss. I'm sure they would both let you test drive them as long as you did the whole yard!!!
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Got a Gravely 2042. Cut almost 2 acres in 40ish minutes. Had.it 3 years and no major issues yet.
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We have had a gravely for probably 15 years and we cut around 2 acres at a time. Also use it to cut fencelines in the fields. Had to do some maintenance on it over the years but overall good mower. But if the service dept sucks at your local dealer I would go somewhere else.
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I am into the second season of cutting with a Bad Boy Outlaw mower. No issues at all.....:D Extremely powerful and heavy duty steel. 31 hp Kawasaki....Well built machine.......
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Get the bobcat with the 37 horse and the 72in deck. When they run right try can't be beat. Lol
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Don't get me wrong, I have a Gravely and love it. I have the 144z from their professional line. It works fine and cuts great. We have put about 250 hours on it in the past 9 or 10 years and it still looks brand new. The Scag mowers are excellent mowers also.
Good luck in your search! Much like rods and reels, everybody likes the one they have. +1 |
I have had 4 commercial ztr mowers and the best I ever owned were my Kubota machines,one was a 48" with gas engine and other was 60" with diesel engine.... others were Dixie Chopper- trash in my opinion and Toro which was decent and I have put close to 4000 between all these.
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I have had the Gravely ZT 48 XL for 2 years and so far no troubles. I love the 23 horsepower Kawasaki on it. Got a buddy who has the Bad Boy and he loves it. Either way you cant go wrong
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My neighbor has a Gravely that is less than a year old and the paint is flaking off the frame and deck. He takes very good care of his mower and does not abuse it. BMC didn't act too enthusiastic to help him. Gravely rep is supposed to be in town soon to look at it.
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I have a husqvarna 54" with a 24hp kohler and I love it. I cut 1.9 acres in 45 minutes. Great on gas too.
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Love my Gravely. It's been through hell. My wife thinks its an atv at mudfest and a stump grinder. Cut 3 acres and never a problem in 2 years.
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Gravley had one since 2005 has even been under water from Rita and still a going!!
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Man go to Cutters, family owned, great people, sell bad boy, Dixie, & Toro, Echo trimmers.
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how much property will you be cutting and how smooth is the terrain?
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Have you seen gas prices? Buy you some goats, if times get tight you can BBQ dat!
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Southland has been the number 1 and 2 Gravely dealer in the country for the past 10 to 12 years. Great people!
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Look around for a used commercial, they have some real good deals on these this time of yr.
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Well thats good to know. Southland is literally 2 minutes from where i live now but Congress Power Equip. is 5 minutes from the land i bought and where ill be building in the near future. |
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LMAO!!! Good advice!! |
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Might do that also. |
Your in Lafayette so you have two choices if you don't want to travel for service. They all break and there are a lot of good brands out there, find a friendly dealership. Congress Outdoor or Southland Engine only ones left in Lafayette. Congress Outdoor would be my choice.
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Yeah, i think im leaning toward the Bad Boy at Congress Outdoor. Ill post up some pics when i make my purchase. Thanks again for all the advice guys. |
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:eek: Ain't that true with any mower? If I had enough grass to cut...I'd go with a Kubota diesel. |
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48" gas kubota is around $7000 with 0% interest
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