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08-06-2011, 07:04 PM
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The 1000 series is no diferance from a dealer or from the big box stores. The 2500 series no differance. Its not till you get in to the 3000 series do you get the better quality. Same with zero turns. rzt at a dealer is the same as one from a big box store. But you buy a z force, the bottom of comercial, top of home owner, with a fab deck, not a stamped deck do you see a differance.
So in saying this, do you think that the big box store needs your money, unlike your dealer that lives in you area? Ill bet if you have a problem with it the big box store cant fix it. Ill bet if you have a problem whit your mower that you bought from the dealer and you have a problem, youll get pushed to the front of the line before the big box store customer dose. Id buy from your dealer. You would be surprised how much money hes really making on a 1000 series tractor. Ill tell you this, the money hes making off it, wont fill my pick up truck full of fuel. If I were buying a new mower today Id get Kohler, Kaw, or Honda. I wouldnt buy a briggs for a dollar. Oh and I was shocked on much we would make on a stihl chain saw. 
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08-08-2011, 04:50 AM
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Youll be fine. When you cut the pasture, just be sure when your done to check the fan on the top of the rear and clean the trash out of the belt drive. That deck wont tae much abuse, they are easy to bend. Keep the spindels greased, if it even has zerks on it.
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