Not with the Kohler 7000 v twin, and the Tuff-Tech46 transmission they are. Cub has upped their game.

i don't know exact weight but it not Too heavy, i have had it some time now it still works just as good as new. if i had a complaint it would be when splitting wood the logs fall of the side with larger ones "watch your toes"

I have done alot with it have had it for over a year now and I firmly have used and abused it, running very well, only problem I had is when you lift hood look where it connect its plastic one of the round clips broke hood still sits on there just bounces around

Yea weather nice dropping tree on raised bed not the best

Yes it's still going I even lent it to a neighbor during good cold spell his kids where using it and had no issues. It's for sure worth the buy if even used as a back up.

it depends, it actually does really well on gas. I use the hell out of it and put gas in about 1x a week

thank you very much, i have a new video coming out saturday, going to try to release one on every saturday

I have one have a tractor and 5' bushhog, just wanted to test it, use this more for areas bush hog cant cut

They are a cheap very sustainable food source

Honestly most convenient thing i have bought

some areas are pretty steep, it has cut all kinda stuff, things that you should use a bush hog for. I did have to replace the blades this year but all in all id give it a 8/10 stars would be 10 if it came factory with tires that were not racing slicks

@@BackcountryGardener Thanks for your reply. I used my cub on my yard and it handled my 25-30 degree slope like a champ. My tires held up fine on my yard but I see your point as it can get slippery as they get slightly older

@@jas1th yea if yard is dry they are great morning dew it gets stuck pretty easy

thank you, its still going strong, i have cut some stuff with it probably shouldn't have lol

yea its still cutting like a boss