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Just a quick hello from Hudson, NC. I’m hoping I can pick your brains for some tech info and experience when needed. I’m pretty handy working on stuff but I’m always open to suggestions from others so thought I’d join the forum.
I’m on two acres of weeds here and did our first mowing of the year today. I’ve owned a Cub Cadet Pro Z 160 KW since I bought it new in 2018. Years ago, a friend recommended that I should buy a commercial mower, even a used one, over a residential mower from the local home improvement store. I’m glad I listened to him as I’ve been pretty pleased with my Pro Z which replaced a Husqvarna 48” riding mower. I’m on two acres and cutting has been a much better experience since I made the change. One of the reasons I chose the Kawasaki engine was the availability of the detailed online shop manuals. I wish I could say the same for the mower as some of their publications leave a bit to be desired, if you can even find one. I like the mower as it seems to be built pretty solid overall. Hope everyone has had an enjoyable weekend.
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Jim 2018 Pro Z 160, KW |
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