Review was great, but the noise (music) was a huge distraction. What is your price on that machine with the Kawasaki motor and full suspension seat? Thank you in advance.
Looks like a great mower for residential use where you might have a two to three acre lawn. It is my understanding that it is a higher performing end residential use mower. My question is do the blade spindles have sealed bearings or grease fittings? And when the RZ-HD OEM Deck gets some age on it could it be replaced with a compatible Spartan commercial grade deck?
I can't imagine a wet climate affecting the performance at all. Just like any machine it may want to slide a bit if in the mud. It had recently rained in this video. If you watch very closely you can tell on the hillside footage.
@@herman5eight All metal will eventually rust. The seven gauge steel that is used in a spartan mower will definitely rust at a much slower rate than that that is of a lesser gauge quality steel in other Mowers. Thank you for all of your interesting comments.
I'm the guy everyone hates who is going to dole out unsolicited financial advice. Don't finance a lawn mower unless you plan to make money with it. If you can't pay cash, then you can't afford it!
Do you really want to have to poke a four-digit code into your mower every time you want to start it?......No......that would get old quick, did you even stop to think about it. it's just a gimmick If your mowing a yard in the bad end of town, just put your key in your pocket and carry a pea shooter when you get off the mower. The replacement part when it tears up, and it will (electronic) will cost more than a key switch would
Thank you for all of your interesting comments. I want to give you something to think about… In years past a person would have to walk around to the front of a vehicle and crank it with their arm. Can you imagine being the first person that was handed a key and then told this is all you need now? I’m sure it was mind blowing! The key will one day be a thing of the past. Many vehicle manufacturers don’t even use them anymore. There is a warranty on the spartan key pad so no need to worry about failure.
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Review was great, but the noise (music) was a huge distraction. What is your price on that machine with the Kawasaki motor and full suspension seat? Thank you in advance.
704-872-8728 give us a call. Ask for Matt please.
Looks like a great mower for residential use where you might have a two to three acre lawn. It is my understanding that it is a higher performing end residential use mower.
My question is do the blade spindles have sealed bearings or grease fittings?
And when the RZ-HD OEM Deck gets some age on it could it be replaced with a compatible Spartan commercial grade deck?
@@johnnywhite4341 the residential mowers already have the commercial quality deck. That's the big selling point...
The music alone makes me want to checkout this video.
It makes me want to check out of this video!
Great mower! Music is distracting! There’s no way I can share this particular video and put people through the music.
Shoulda cut that music off after the intro.
I have Rz Hd Spartan good build machine
Do the PTO's on the RZ C use the same pulse start?
Yessir, it’s the same switch.
Good review, no need for the background music. That was very distracting.
The frames do have a weld in the middle of the back of the machine.
Hi my name is steven from ireland. I am looking 2 buy the rt Pro 54. Can you tell me how do thay preform in a wet climate. Thanks.
I can't imagine a wet climate affecting the performance at all. Just like any machine it may want to slide a bit if in the mud. It had recently rained in this video. If you watch very closely you can tell on the hillside footage.
They rust!!
@@herman5eight All metal will eventually rust. The seven gauge steel that is used in a spartan mower will definitely rust at a much slower rate than that that is of a lesser gauge quality steel in other Mowers. Thank you for all of your interesting comments.
I wish I had good credit I would come and buy one from you I really need a good riding lawn mower
Give us a call at 704-872-8728 during regular business hours and we’ll see if we can’t help you.
Ok I will thank you
I'm the guy everyone hates who is going to dole out unsolicited financial advice. Don't finance a lawn mower unless you plan to make money with it. If you can't pay cash, then you can't afford it!
That is the only reason I won't buy one is that key pad
@@leroycarter4824 they’re going to be making them with keys now.
R810
Ok video. That music is loud and annoying.
Very good video. If you turn that stupid music down I could hardly hear him talking.
Briggs have weak valve cams .go for kawasaki
Do you really want to have to poke a four-digit code into your mower every time you want to start it?......No......that would get old quick, did you even stop to think about it. it's just a gimmick If your mowing a yard in the bad end of town, just put your key in your pocket and carry a pea shooter when you get off the mower. The replacement part when it tears up, and it will (electronic) will cost more than a key switch would
Thank you for all of your interesting comments. I want to give you something to think about… In years past a person would have to walk around to the front of a vehicle and crank it with their arm. Can you imagine being the first person that was handed a key and then told this is all you need now? I’m sure it was mind blowing! The key will one day be a thing of the past. Many vehicle manufacturers don’t even use them anymore. There is a warranty on the spartan key pad so no need to worry about failure.
@@kingmachineryinc8837 what is the warranty period for this part? How much does it cost to replace?
I love the key pad and the mower is great I have had mine for 3 years now and no problem I recommend the spartan it is great 👍
@@kingmachineryinc8837I agreed with the commenter initially, but you make a great point. I believe I have been swayed