@@jordanlewis2870 8.6 hours thus far. Hardly justifies a review but so far it’s pretty awesome. Despite the small gas tank seems to be efficient. I’m 175lbs and my weight seems to make it slightly rear end heavy. EXCELLENT cut quality. I tried out the 52 pro stance before deciding to go with the z stance 48. It seemed quite comparable to the 52 but is substantially lighter which my Toyota Tacoma appreciates on these mountainous Maryland/Pennsylvania hills. Thnx for the inquiry.
Im still waiting on the budget friendly part of the vid
$8,299 budget friendly 😂
hahaha... i agree!!!
Bradley is still cheaper
@@Press1forGravely way much better machine
@@Press1for Goodluck ordering one though.
Z-stance is 2-3mph slower than the pro-stance
What about paying with 2 halce
I just scooped up the “48 version. I sure hope it doesn’t turn out to be a piece of garbage!!
How has it been so far?
@@jordanlewis2870
8.6 hours thus far. Hardly justifies a review but so far it’s pretty awesome. Despite the small gas tank seems to be efficient. I’m 175lbs and my weight seems to make it slightly rear end heavy. EXCELLENT cut quality. I tried out the 52 pro stance before deciding to go with the z stance 48. It seemed quite comparable to the 52 but is substantially lighter which my Toyota Tacoma appreciates on these mountainous Maryland/Pennsylvania hills. Thnx for the inquiry.
@@cognomenunknown2144 I weight 300lbs, so this would suck ass for me? ☹
@@toddjenest3212 No sir. Not necessarily but you’d want to be very mindful of inclines. The flip up platform comes in real handy for that.
All the brands have stand ons starting at 7-8k. I guess the only budget option is used...