Do you usually change your own hydrostatic oil and filter? I bought one, and didn't realize they don't have external fluid reservoirs. I usually change my own, so I'm hoping someone posts a video showing how to change it, and how to measure the fluid level.
Have you noticed any problems with them going from the chain hangers for the deck to the metal bars? Does it feel rougher over bumps or scalp the yard easier?
I change my oil and filters myself. This is a residential mower so I don’t think the hydraulic fluid is serviceable. No, it doesn’t scalp the yard. I put it on my lot that is going to have a house built on it and it was rough and quite a ride. Did the job. I would not use this mower in a grass commercial business. Not made for it.
Should’ve kept the same design with a lift up floor plate and a Kawasaki engine. I don’t care for the hopped up side by side look. Don’t care for the seat too. Either way, congrats
Do you usually change your own hydrostatic oil and filter? I bought one, and didn't realize they don't have external fluid reservoirs. I usually change my own, so I'm hoping someone posts a video showing how to change it, and how to measure the fluid level.
Have you noticed any problems with them going from the chain hangers for the deck to the metal bars? Does it feel rougher over bumps or scalp the yard easier?
I change my oil and filters myself. This is a residential mower so I don’t think the hydraulic fluid is serviceable. No, it doesn’t scalp the yard. I put it on my lot that is going to have a house built on it and it was rough and quite a ride. Did the job. I would not use this mower in a grass commercial business. Not made for it.
Should’ve kept the same design with a lift up floor plate and a Kawasaki engine. I don’t care for the hopped up side by side look. Don’t care for the seat too. Either way, congrats