Thank you! The info was very helpful. I haven't purchased a stand on yet but I will soon. Pushing right to turn left and pushing left to turn right will take some getting used to.
I do commercial landscaping for a living. Very good video. Especially on how to turn, to anyone learning how to use one, make sure you turn good exactly how he said or else you’ll tear the grass. The hard part at first Is turning back around and doing straight lines
You’ll love it! The controls on one of mine felt more finicky than the other but you will get used to it quick. Be sure to lift your deck at the end of each pass before you turn, till you get used to it. I scalped up a few lawns in the beginning!
Once you get the hang of how far you can push a stander, you can go a lot of places. I’m sure I could have gotten a lot better but I felt like I could take that mower almost anywhere on any property I had. I appreciate the view! Thank you!
Once you get the hang of how far you can push a stander, you can go a lot of places. I’m sure I could have gotten a lot better but I felt like I could take that mower almost anywhere on any property I had. I appreciate the view! Thank you!
Thank you very much, when I bought my toro, I had the dealer person load it because I wasn't comfortable doing it on an open trailer. Once I was home and in the open, I trained myself, and realized, my weight to deck size was near a perfect balance. Had I bought what I was looking for, which was a 36 to 48" deck, I would have had more pop ups, with the 52" and platform size, pop ups are " some" climbing interruptions, such as sticks and roots, but very controllable. I'm always looking for safety tips and unseen hazards from experienced riders such as yourself, so I watched the video, thanks again.
@@ThatCrazyGrassGuy …. I went with the 52”. It’s my first stand on. I’ve always been a lawn tractor guy. Bought a zero turn, had it for a day and sent it back. Even though they are similar in a way they are very different. For me, the Stand On is easier to operate than a zero turn.
Your welcome!!! Make sure to raise the deck at the end of your run before you turn. It will scalp easy if youre not careful. It takes a little getting used to
think you may have sold me on a stand on! There's a bobcat quick 60" for sale near me for a great price! Now to convince my better half to let me get it 😂😭
Man, I’m sorry. I’m no longer in the business. I’ve switched up my channel to life after lawn care. I’ll tell you to full choke, pump 3-5x, and pull the cord. That’s all I ever had to do.
@@ThatCrazyGrassGuy Me too! Rode one in a dealer parking lot so I though I knew a little lol. I was wrong. Got my first this past Friday! Should have let my dealer rode it up on the trailer which was a open trailer. I rode it up but ended up putting a small scratch on the right front caster fork 🤦🏾♂️ thank god for touch up paint!
@@darwindropmazda My helper turned ours sideways going up the ramp and the front end popped up on him. It almost tore my weedeater rack off. It bent the shaft on my edger! 😂
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Thank you! The info was very helpful. I haven't purchased a stand on yet but I will soon. Pushing right to turn left and pushing left to turn right will take some getting used to.
Once you have it for a month or two you’ll be able to take it anywhere.
I do commercial landscaping for a living. Very good video. Especially on how to turn, to anyone learning how to use one, make sure you turn good exactly how he said or else you’ll tear the grass. The hard part at first Is turning back around and doing straight lines
Great video. I bought this exact mower this week. Haven't operated it yet. This was what I needed.
You’ll love it! The controls on one of mine felt more finicky than the other but you will get used to it quick. Be sure to lift your deck at the end of each pass before you turn, till you get used to it. I scalped up a few lawns in the beginning!
bought a wright 36" stander.....so much better than a sit down. no comparison!!!
Once you get the hang of how far you can push a stander, you can go a lot of places. I’m sure I could have gotten a lot better but I felt like I could take that mower almost anywhere on any property I had. I appreciate the view! Thank you!
Once you get the hang of how far you can push a stander, you can go a lot of places. I’m sure I could have gotten a lot better but I felt like I could take that mower almost anywhere on any property I had. I appreciate the view! Thank you!
Thank you very much, when I bought my toro, I had the dealer person load it because I wasn't comfortable doing it on an open trailer. Once I was home and in the open, I trained myself, and realized, my weight to deck size was near a perfect balance. Had I bought what I was looking for, which was a 36 to 48" deck, I would have had more pop ups, with the 52" and platform size, pop ups are " some" climbing interruptions, such as sticks and roots, but very controllable. I'm always looking for safety tips and unseen hazards from experienced riders such as yourself, so I watched the video, thanks again.
I did the same thing! I had never operated one so the dealer had to drive on the trailer for me. I ruined the first yard I cut with it too.😅
Thanks man this will for sure help me when I get my stand on mower a scag 48 inch
Great teaching especially on the turn, don’t want to tear the grass.
Just got my Toro Grandstand and I absolutely love it. Second mow and I had it down.
That’s awesome! What size did you get?
@@ThatCrazyGrassGuy …. I went with the 52”. It’s my first stand on. I’ve always been a lawn tractor guy. Bought a zero turn, had it for a day and sent it back. Even though they are similar in a way they are very different. For me, the Stand On is easier to operate than a zero turn.
Yea, and when you really get the hang of it you can take it almost anywhere. Just about as good as a walk behind in some aspects.
Yes very nice training video on learning the zero turn stand behind mower 👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾
Thanks, I had no clue how to operate one before I actually bought one. Thought this might help.
I can't wait to try a Stand on mower💯✔️💪🏽
The best mower I’ve used. I love them!
Huge help
Thank you! Going to start putting out new content soon!
Thank you very much sir. Good 👍 video help me out great deal
Your welcome!!! Make sure to raise the deck at the end of your run before you turn. It will scalp easy if youre not careful. It takes a little getting used to
Thanks again
Thank you for watching the channel!
Nice video sir, well done! Good simple explanation of the basics.👍😎
I had no idea how to run anything before I got started. I thought a lot of guys might need this info. Thanks for watching brother!
@@ThatCrazyGrassGuy Yes sir.... Can always learn something new man. Def good to share info for people, never know who it may help💪👍💯
I’m thinking of getting one my only concern or worry is I won’t get the hang of it
You’ll get it. I ruined the first yard and lost the customer. I got better quick!
@@ThatCrazyGrassGuy thanks mate I’ll probably get it through winter I do have a fair few big lawns so gonna be interesting
Lets see. You step onto it, start it, & push go.
DONE
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You can try. It’s not that easy when you first run one.
This is a really good video.
Thank you! Very easy to learn how to operate. There is a learning curve though.
think you may have sold me on a stand on! There's a bobcat quick 60" for sale near me for a great price! Now to convince my better half to let me get it 😂😭
Best of both worlds man. I won’t own anything else now. Once you get the hang of it you’ll love it.
awesome, can't wait!
Can you please do a leaf backpack blower how to start it and use it
Man, I’m sorry. I’m no longer in the business. I’ve switched up my channel to life after lawn care. I’ll tell you to full choke, pump 3-5x, and pull the cord. That’s all I ever had to do.
Thanks for your video about to get one but I don’t know how operate it
Your welcome. Very easy just go slow in the beginning. Also lift your deck at the end of each run when you turn until you get the hang of it.
@@ThatCrazyGrassGuycan I just disengage the blades instead ?
Yeah I guess you could but no one really does that. I would put the wear and tear on my PTO switch.
Thanks for the good informative video
Your welcome. I had no idea what I was doing when I first got on one. Had to have the dealer load it on the trailer.😂
@@ThatCrazyGrassGuy Me too! Rode one in a dealer parking lot so I though I knew a little lol. I was wrong. Got my first this past Friday! Should have let my dealer rode it up on the trailer which was a open trailer. I rode it up but ended up putting a small scratch on the right front caster fork 🤦🏾♂️ thank god for touch up paint!
@@darwindropmazda My helper turned ours sideways going up the ramp and the front end popped up on him. It almost tore my weedeater rack off. It bent the shaft on my edger! 😂
@@ThatCrazyGrassGuy wow just went I thought I had a bad first start with standers 🥴
😂😂
I never had an issue it's just like a zt only you srand
Awesome. I ruined the first yard I mowed.😂
Thanks for the tips
You’re welcome! Glad the video helped.
Okay 👍