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Old 09-26-2014, 05:05 PM
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Right, on the sidewalks comment, I had a 54" on the 1650, tore the heck out of the grass on either side of the "sidewalk" even when angled. I understand the concept of getting the wide plow through the gate but there is little room to maneuver and a narrower blade would make things much easier, bigger isn't always better.
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With a little fabrication, you could put a 42" blade on a SGT. It really wouldn't take much if you have a welder.
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This is kinda a silly question.... but why do you have a big ol super? Got a big property or something? Cause it kinda looks like you live in town. Point I'm getting at is, 1: do you need that big of a machine and 2: why not just get a GT to compliment the super. I guess I'm just wondering why if you have such a small gate, and walks, why you are trying to use such a large machine. Because, if you can't get a 54" blade through the gate, how would you get a 60" Haban deck through it? Just wondering.......

Seems like a GT would better fit the bill....

Hey, go check out your snowblower thread too. Something just hit me about it a few min ago.
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This is kinda a silly question.... but why do you have a big ol super? Got a big property or something? Cause it kinda looks like you live in town. Point I'm getting at is, 1: do you need that big of a machine and 2: why not just get a GT to compliment the super. I guess I'm just wondering why if you have such a small gate, and walks, why you are trying to use such a large machine. Because, if you can't get a 54" blade through the gate, how would you get a 60" Haban deck through it? Just wondering.......

Seems like a GT would better fit the bill....

Hey, go check out your snowblower thread too. Something just hit me about it a few min ago.
Your absolutely right, I don't need a super, but I wanted one and it was a deal! The super is set up primarily to be a snow removal machine for my long blacktop driveway, several hundred feet of sidewalks and walks of a bunch of friends in the neighborhood. I don't have to go through the gate for with the 60" mower only to get to the driveway with the blower. Since I have got the blower squared away I will probably pass on the blade for now. The Haban deck is overkill too for the lawn and I am on the look out for a smaller cub cadet for grass duty but the power steering of the super has me spoiled. I also doubt that I will find anything as durable as the 60" Haban deck, it's bulletproof.
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