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 10-14-2007, 11:44 Post: 146945
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Around these parts the Wright standers are the prefered units - of course walk behinds are critical as well 36" inch units especially - for the gates and narrow areas.

I have a few wright standers, but this one is the newest - 52" cut rapid height, and 19 HP kawi motor. Makes short work of my 2 acre lot. I on occasion bring it to customers, but I dont put it in the daily mix. Its too new and I like it for me Smile






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another shot of the Wright Stander

I forgotto mention it cut down my mowing by 50% at least. Im able to go approx. 8 MPH in most of the areas. Cut is excellent under the majority of conditions at that speed






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 10-17-2007, 18:57 Post: 147078
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You carry Wright's as well Art? thats a good mix, and a really strong brand of choice. The dealer I got it from moves 60 units or so a month just on them alone.
Im happy with them and I like the rapid height versions the best. I have some of the manual adjustment and the RH is a big improvement (not on cut quality but height of cut)






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 10-18-2007, 13:32 Post: 147106
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All the good walk behinds reverse Smile I missed that one as well






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I can see mowing as a very relaxing experience (most times when Im doing my own lot). gets me away from the nagging pests called humans for a few hours - but there are times when you just want to "blink" and have it done Smile for me the ZTR gets me a close as it can be for me - without blinking Wink yeah right






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