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The Toyotomi heaters do have a flue extension available, which would allow you to bring the stack very close to the ceiling, but will have to vent sideways through the wall. I recommend contacting your local dealer, they may have a better solution.

Of course, every Scag mower gives an exceptional cut even in the rain. Also, electric motors actually give quite a bit of torque.

Glad to hear it! It's a great choice, let us know how it worked out.

You can find instructions and diagrams about the Tiger Eye in the manual for any Scag Product that comes with the Tiger Eye. This link should help you out. www.scag.com/manual-parts-list/

We will have to include close ups when we do an update for sure.

It does come in a 30 inch version. th-cam.com/video/T3-IivSYMm8/w-d-xo.html

I am actually not too sure. But I believe this is beyond Wright's recommended maximum grade :).

@@KPMExceptional thanks.

The vent kit is round and contains the intake and exhaust. There shouldn't be a need to have the exhaust on the side. But if you have more information we would love to help out.

@@KPMExceptionalthanks for the response. The 731/732 will replace our old monitor 441 and to use that same hole in the wall for the vent. I’ll have to turn the flue pipe to have the exhaust and L shape pipe lay horizontal. I will cap the bottom intake and use the top intake. From the technical, side I see no issue as venting directly through is also an option. The laser 30 model has this layout as standard in their manual online. Figure 10 and 11. Your opinion would be great to read! I’m remote and will have to do it myself.

@@Tony_AKUT Beginning at the 2:54 min mark of the video, it will specifically walk you through the Toyotomi vent Kits and mounting into the corner of a room. As long as you have the intake hosed hooked to one of the intake connections on the vent kit and the exhaust is venting outside, we see no issues! Many customers directly replace Monitor units with the Toyotomi unit so installation should be very simple!

@@KPMExceptionalthank you! I appreciate that confirmation. I also found from the manufacturer info that you can have the flue pipe exhaust port turned to 3,6, or 9 o’clock. All will work. Never higher than that to not cause a negative exhaust risk. FYI if anyone else is reading this.

Glad to hear it! It is certainly a beast commercial 21 inch!

It sure is. Scag has always made quality mowers - the Jackal is no different.

The Turf Tiger II is a thick girl. Drive shaft operated and low center of gravity means she is large and in charge.

You’re right about reduced climbing ability due to the front coming up. However, I believe that in the aggregate - for most yards - it’s a better design with the seat and the overall CG moved towards the rear. The reason I say this is that it tremendously improves side hilling performance. My old ZT (Husky) with a comically forward CG would straight up climb a wall. However, it was totally useless cutting perpendicular to a slope. On my Tiger-Cat II I have to be more careful going straight up our bank as the front will lift if I make too jerky of a movement on the sticks, but the side hill performance is incredible. It matches my old Husky but the Husky had tire chains (added because it was helpless otherwise). That’s another story- yes you can run tire chains on a ZT without tearing up your grass.

@@failranch9542 I can see your point. I just never mowed sideways on hills step enough to cause the front to slide because cg is forward. Putting cg between rear tires may allow better side hill control. This is my first 0 turn. I've always used high center of gravity tractors. Straight up and down hills and only down once the front starts getting light climbing. The fix to climb stepper hill, add more forward weight. Just bought a caterpillar powered turf tiger with 116 hours on it. It's a mowing machine. I'll try it on the side of a hill soon enough.

The blade included with the SFC21 is a 3 in 1 blade - meaning it can mulch. Scag does not make a dedicated mulching blade for the SFC21 at this time. There is an engine guard for the SFC21 - part number 926G. Hope this helps!

@@KPMExceptional Thanks for the response. This is a great help. Are there preset holes on the deck of the 21 inch Scag that the engine guard just bolts into? Thank You.

@@joeraptor1 Yes, there are preset holes near the front of the deck, right by the front tires.

Its does have a foam marker - part number 9612.

For any motor above 31HP Scag recommends part number 482881.

What angle is the eliminator blade sharpened at? Thanks

@@SteveO2030 All Scag blades are sharpened at a 30 degree angle.

Thank you. Good to know. I was told the eliminator blade was 35° for outside and 20° for the inside on the mulch blade.

Hi @HomeAccentStudio, unfortunately there are just too many variables to give an estimate. I suggest talking to a Toyotomi dealer and letting them know your situation and they should be able to give an estimate.

At about the 1:38 minute mark we show installing the mulch plug. Just requires a little elbow grease to get it all the way in place.

Sorry to hear that - most Scag users swear by the cut quality of a V-Ride II.

@@KPMExceptional sorry my post wasn’t clear, the other brand I went with that my Scag dealer also sells (JD) has horrible cut quality. I love the cut quality on my sit down Scags

Nice, the 36 V-Ride II should make it easy getting into the backyard, its a good set up. Half and half is a good philosophy, too much of anything is a bad thing. Yanmar does make a fantastic engine, You can find a Yanmar on the new Scag Jackal Mini Skid Steer.

Sorry for the late reply, they will be two 23x10.5x12s

@@KPMExceptional thanks

I believe the part number you are looking for is 484366 - that does include the filter AND beak - but it is quite inexpensive.

@@KPMExceptional ... Yes 90.00 for the canister but why couldn't we buy a simple rubber without the complete canister ? I have checked with dealers and they tell me the rubber beak doesn't come on the canister.

Things change fast! I have checked our warehouse and inventory - the part number 484366 is indeed the rubber beak AND filter NOT cannister. For about $3.00.

That sounds great, I’ll buy that for sure

@@KPMExceptional ... Can I buy one from you, if so where ?

Yes an older V-Ride should still feature the same adjustment screws.

Believe it or not air resistance can indeed bend metal.

No. Is this a joke.

@@rebandmike No. Many times mowers are dull from being painted or never sharpened.

Why not ask Scag how much they would take as a trade in?

The exact model we are using is not available any more. Search for Oppama Tachometer to get something similar.

@@KPMExceptional Thanks you What should the correct rpm be

@@chrisrieger9201 The correct RPM is entirely dependent on which motor you have. Please refer to the owners manual, or your local Scag dealer can always help.

Glad it was helpful!

@JackMastrangelo th-cam.com/video/P2L3Ya0ziBk/w-d-xo.html In part 2 we briefly showing removing and reapplying the plug in the back. You are mostly likely being to gentle, give it a real good tug! The side discharge does not require any tools, it slips into place. Good luck, let us know how it worked out.

Every mower is going to bog up hill with the blades on. These are small engines not v8s

@@optimuscrime608 friend has the 52” and his doesn’t do anything. Mine done with the blades off. Figured that out when I dropped it off at dealer.

Tachometers vary a lot depending on model and manufacturer. We highly recommend bringing this or any other questions to an authorized Vanguard dealer. Sorry we cannot be more help on this one!

This is interesting information, we will pass this along to Scag. Thanks again.

Thanks for sharing that valuable feedback. I want to add another 21" commercial. I usually bag or mulch. I already have a Toro commercial 21 mower. I love the Toro but they've gotten really expensive where I am. I was looking at the Scag 21. It's priced at about $2600 where I live. I was also looking at the Honda HRC216...it's priced at $1729. If the Scag has that design flaw with bagging, I'm not sure if it's worth the extra money over a Toro. Thanks.

For commercial use catcher needs to be 30% bigger capacity

Sometimes Jeep are crap. Toro crap, Ford are useless, GM generally rubbish, briggs and stratton just useless to that's just starters US defense industry's are great other manufacturers have forgotten QA

Kawasaki maybe. Honda is inferior

Having said that Kohler is at least equal to Kawasaki but nothing can't beat Briggs & Stratton, obviously

Jack, thank you for following KPM on TH-cam, we hope you enjoy the content. The direction you seek is very clear since you provided a complete description of your situation. For a property with “very steep hills” maneuverability of the mower will be of great importance to you. A smaller machine will provide better maneuverability, so therefore, in your application the SFC21 is the more maneuverable machine. Thank you for your question, it looks like we will have a great start to the season.

@@KPMExceptional Thank you, very much for your timely and valuable response!