Best and Worst lawn Mowers of the Season- The Good, the bad and the Ugly

We review the best and worst lawnmowers , zero turn , push mowers, cub cadet, toro, lawn tractors. If your looking for a new machine this year- check this out first.
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[@jongt69]

Lightweight is good and what did I use it for it’s a lawnmower kzbin.infoUgkxTPN04aT-Qdjr_KS3ql7ng8wnU3wwsCqk also recommend Yes it is lightweight so hence not as robust as our old one. But if you take care it does the job really well.

[@Sutherland420]

Turfmaster is awesome. It is heavy but it saves a lot of time push mowing. When you put a bag on it, it picks leaves and grass clipping up amazingly

[@texasbackyardshed]

I actually really like my Turfmaster. They re-designed some things for the 2016 models and are much better now.

[@hotdogs5265]

Never thought a 30" mower would be heavier and not fit in tighter areas than a 21"

[@benblazek3305]

Till you have a third of an acre backyard inside a 32" gate to mow, I will take the 30" everytime, because time is money

[@benblazek3305]

@@jjnxyz4368 toro and exmark are built in the same factory owned by Toro, yes Toro owns exmark

[@andrewb2111]

I just picked up the Turfmaster HDX and love it. Turn it by pulling it when possible. It's easier to pull than it is to push so use that to your advantage. If you must turn it in the forward direction, use the drive system to help pull you through the turn.

[@Roberto_DeLeon]

My dads been in gardening for over 30 years, I run his gardening side of his business while he runs the landscaping side, we use snapper bodies with Honda engines (; it's a nice hybrid and very light. We are considering getting Honda lawnmowers with transmission

[@patrickobrien9982]

I’ve been landscaping for 10 years with the same company and now I am ready to start my own gig. I just purchased a 2016 Exmark 60inch e series and was debating a walk behind or commercial push mower as my 2nd mower. I’m leaning towards the push mower because I can get it through any gate. I was looking at the toro you reviewed today and I am glad I seen this video. I’m gonna check out the cub cadet . I also heard bad reviews about about the Exmark 30 commercial push mower as well.

[@996TwinTurbo911]

I tell you what I love my Toro TimeMaster for residential use. No its not as commercial grade as your TurfMaster but the self pace system works fine for me even on hills. I have no issues maneuvering the TimeMaster in the tighter spaces but it also weighs 35lbs less than the TurfMaster.

[@sickrickw]

I have an exmark 30 and I love that thing!! it goes up hill with no problem! Bag, Mulch, discharge, wet, tall, it does a great job for me!

[@Mr.WellingtonVonDukeIII]

Im use to priming, choking and pulling the string to start and pulling and pulling the string only to have to go slow over thick grass. The first time I pulled a cadet off the trailer I didnt think much of this lightweight cub but it turned out to be a heavy hitting bear, no bogging, one pull, no prime, no choke. ONE PULL BABY YEAH!

[@Alex-us2vw]

Toro commercial 30 works phenomenal for us but it depends on the job. For commercial sites we don’t really use anything smaller then a 52” then use whippers for the rest. We remove the guards from our whippers so they can pretty much cut the same pass as a push mower. Only time the push mowers come out is when the whippers will spray grass on parked cars beside the islands. Residential backyards with narrow gates is where the toro commercial 30 earns its keep. They cut much nicer then a 21” mower due to the increased blade tip speed, no mohawks, double cuts, half passes. They cut full width passes even in foot tall grass, a 21’ would be having the fight of its life with that. For us it’s not just the efficiency the toro 30” gives, it’s the cut quality. We do fertilizer and set the irrigation for all our accounts, so have lots of growth to cut each week. The 21” mowers always leave mohawks on its wheel lines that appear after blowing. Plus 21” mowers need a decent overlap each pass, and have slow blade speed that slows down the walking pace in thick grass. The Toro 30” gets us at least double the efficiency of the 21”, and close to a 36” ferris in residential work.

[@JPU89]

We'll I have a small yard at my home so I decided to get a battery powered lawn mower. I decided to buy the Ryobi 40v Brushless mower and I am very happy with it. It does everything I want. I would recommend it for anyone that has a small yard.

[@jayroberts5705]

I have a 36in grandstand and love it. My properties are residential lawns and the 36 fits through gates with ease. Blade changing is a pain though.

[@fieldsofgreenfarming1379]

We've had a Crafsman ride on lawn mower for 20 years and we just had to replace it 2 weeks a go and we just used it on our 1 acre yard and now we have a husqvarna z254 zero turn we just got I haven't tested it out yet but my dad really likes it.

[@Dherzog07]

I have the cub cadet wide cut 28 inch and I absolutely love it and the cut quality. It has the push start and it does what you said you wished yours did! It runs with the blades off it has a safety switch to engage and disengage too work blades! Cc600 is model if you where interested!

[@hankward9583]

My favorite mower is the John Deere 14 SB with the Kawasaki power plant. I bought two in the early nineties. I'm a maintenance nut and proudly share that both are still running strong.

[@Gbannish]

For my 2acres of rocky bumpy lawn, I use 3 mowers. My favorite by far is the Scag SW48-14ka walk behind with sulke. Bought used cheap($900), the belt drives are cheap, the tranny is not bullet proof but cheap to replace ($175), the Kawasaki engine and the deck is a beast, but mostly it feels like you're driving a tank! And it gives a way better cut than my John Deere G100 54inch riding mower. Maybe not for the pros, but I love it! Finally, my 21inch lawn boy silver series mower from 2001 has been flawless for the past 15 years, despite me treating as a bush hog and abusing constantly...

[@LonnieWormley]

I am glad you showed the Cub Cadet. I am looking for a 30 inch walk behind. I have an acre lot to mow.

[@robertenglnad8029]

I bought a Dixon Zero Turn Kodiak lawn mower some years ago and have so pent more time on my back than a busy harlot trying to keep the dammed thing running. Firstly the blade carrier a ( all welded construction) and i cut out a new one from 3,mm plate and welded it in place, It too failed with large cracks appearing after about ten hours running, i then replaced the almost solid rubber buffer that keep the tension on the blase drive belts with a spring, thus reduced the vibrations considerably. When the second 3mm plate failed i was determined that it would not fail again and so cut to shape and welded a 5 mm thick piece of metal to the tree mm top and refitted all the bearings. So far this has not failed. The other problem has been the drive belt from the electric clutch, if the mower was driven into any thick lawn the belt would slip and start to smoke. Genuine Dixon belts were more expensive than diamonds in Australia and the pressed tin pulleys were as useless as a bull with teats, also know one could tell me what section the Dixon belts were, perhaps they have them made to a special cross section as there were not A or B section belts.To overcome the problem of slipping belts i welded a twin drive pulley onto the clutch pulley and fitted a twin pulley to the blade carrier, this stopped th smoking and slipping belts. All i have to do now is locate the break in the electric clutch wiring and attempt to rectify this, other wise i will have to pay about AU $450-00 for a new one. This mower have been a heap of crap and i would b never recommend it to anyone.

[@thomasgronek6469]

Thanks for a fantastic video... My personal favorite is a Snapper, ( 21 inch, and 40 inch) Both have a Kawasaki engines, the 21 inch is a commercial grade for small jobs around the house, the big one is for big jobs around the house....Both are fantastic, both are over 10 yrs old...the big one is 20 yrs old. The Kawasaki engines are all that, and a bag of chips.

[@jongonnering9782]

I have owned 2 Toro recyclers. The 1st was a 6hp would chop up anything under it above blade height. Its death toll was when the exhaust system bolts would no longer hold. Ran it without exhaust and it melted the drive cover. Next was a 6.5 go that found its death when every nut and bolt rattled off that held the carb on and the motor mount the exhaust guard the top cover. The carb bracket snapped making it impossible to simply rebuild. Summers in Florida kill mowers but these were bought used cheep but were tough mowers.

[@ragingbullhcwf]

My first commercial mower was a Bunton 36" with a Kawasaki FC460V engine. I purchased it new in 1994. Other than tires & belts, the only repairs I remember doing were spindle bearings and caster bushings which are arguably wear items. In 2014, I sold the machine to a "kid" for $750. He still uses it to this day. Not bad considering I paid $1500, used it for 20 years and got 1/2 my money back!

[@robertbromley4398]

I'm not a landscaper but I understand what you're saying and I absolutely agree on that one mower you saying about how easy it is a turn on and off and it should only turn off the Blazer turn off not the engine

[@fayettemowing5872]

Nice video and I agree 100%. I had both the Timewaster and Turdmaster. Both were unreliable, terrible in the wet, and both found a new home on craigslist the following year. We been using the Honda HRX (hydro version) and couldn't be happier. Wish they made a 30" HRX!

[@Dirtmonkey]

I like your nicknames LOL

[@1d1hamby]

I've had my SC700E for a month and did the first oil change after 5 hours as per instructions. This thing is strong with 196cc and does great at mulching tall thick grass. The lifting in mulching mode is kind of weak. The inline fuel filter is very difficult to change. Everything else works as expected or better.

[@Rebelbro]

My grandma bought a hyper tough push mower after 4 hard and tough years on her old huskee mower and now it’s mine. It ran like crap and I broke the pull cord on it. I had it running in about in two weeks due to money shortage lol but I have to say that the hyper tough mower isn’t so bad even in tall thick grass... now I’m restoring a Honda gvc 160 fwd black max push mower and that’s a real pita mower

[@hironakirogawa1684]

Not a lawn mower expert but I've had good experience with a 21 inch Snapper RWD HIVAC mower. It's cut quality is amazing and it starts in the first or second pull just about everytime (every time you dont accidentally flood it at least lol)

[@Dirtmonkey]

Thanks for sharing, glad to hear you found something that works well for you !

[@WichitayardbarberLawncare]

Nice video and I 100% agree about the Toro 30" and grandstand. We have the same equipment as Exmarks and my feelings are the same. The 30" is so close to being a game-changer if Toro would just listen to their customers an address the weight and drive issues.

[@Dirtmonkey]

👍

[@johnb8956]

Get a timemaster instead if weight is an issue

[@FishFind3000]

Legitimately that leaf blower dusting is something I would do.

[@mikecowan5786]

FishFind3000 most men would do that.

[@gavindyke1717]

FishFind3000 g

[@mattdave812]

Mike Cowan very true

[@alfredonski]

@@mikecowan5786 this is true

[@colbyvanhorn3684]

I used by blower to dust out my traeger grill once. Never again

[@specialopsdave]

I have a 12 year old Cub Cadet, and while the battery starter died very quickly, the oil has only been changed twice, and I've run it on fairly old fuel, pump gas only (E10) (I did use fuel stabilizer though) and it still fires up on the first pull, except on the first start of the season.

[@lucasdanz314]

We have a ferris and it does a very nice job of stripping the lawn and the briggs engine is bulletproof I'm started it in the middle of cold Wisconsin winter and it runs great also it's very fast for a lawn mower

[@oscarsantos2608]

turfmaster is for tuff men.... been mowing since 8 years old, I am 35, its a great mower.

[@Tom-pn5sk]

Junk

[@oscarsantos2608]

@@Tom-pn5sk one mans trash another mans treasure...

[@gregoriogregorio22]

Trash

[@oscarsantos2608]

@@gregoriogregorio22 too bad....

[@justinbeamon6624]

Well I can say from a NON commercial use, Our Toro 22 inch recycler has been flawless for the 9 years we've had it doing just our lawn at least once a week between probably early April to late November each year give or take. Cuts great and starts the first time about 2/3 of the time. the other third is 2 pulls, never 3. For individual residential use I would recommend it. The stock blade is ok, it'll leave alot of clippings in the super thick stuff but otherwise it's fine, we'll get a better mulching blade like a gator or something later.

[@johnshorba]

“Toro turf master for sale, runs great never had any problems, commercial mower easy to use!”

[@coreymclernon]

John where ya located?

[@flytechbass1979]

Just bought the Cub Cadet 700E 4X4 Love it!

[@Dirtmonkey]

Awesome ! Thanks for viewing

[@officialdieselstudios2251]

We love our John Deere lt160 it has 700 hours on it and the seals are not leaking yet. John Deere has really good lawn tractors. Never buy new Craftsman mowers with a single cylander engine over 16hp. All single cylander engines above 16hp are absolutely crap! The old John Deere 212 from the 80s and 70s are very well biult and I love it! Lots of torque! Have you tried the John Deere Ztrack are they any good? Kubota has a fonominal zero turn mower very powerful!

[@Dirtmonkey]

Thanks John Deere Guy!

[@nateeller2524]

i found a toro with the deck rusted on the side of the road last year. fixed it with some sheet metal and gave it to my neighbours when theirs quit thing never skipped it a beat. the old owners used it so long the tires are completely bald and it still runs like a top

[@garethwalsh1870]

I literally just bought one of those cub cadets today. Came home and then I saw your video... good to know it's a good mower😀

[@collineisenbarth8220]

Two years later who do you like it looking back?

[@garethwalsh1870]

Definitely is a decent machine. I’ve had no issues as of yet and it gets used pretty extensively. I don’t really like the mulch feature as it doesn’t seem to work overly well.. so I usually have to bag the grass I’ve always run high grade fuel which definitely seems to make a difference in the run quality, I now have to of these mowers a zero turn and a regular style and I would personally prefer the zero turn. Hope that helps

[@collineisenbarth8220]

Gareth Walsh that helps a lot and I too have a zero turn but I’m trying to create a side hustle and mow other yard and most is these yard are too small do a zero turn or else I would most definitely be using one. Thanks for the feedback years later probably never thought someone would respond years later

[@garethwalsh1870]

Sorry if I wasn’t clear.. there is two models of push mower one with regular front wheels and one with turnable front wheels. I much prefer the one with the turnable wheels, it’s much faster and turning around takes way less effort which after a couple hours makes a big difference

[@computernostalgia6293]

And this is why I still use my 1986 Snapper. Still running perfectly!

[@slowrider30]

Yeh bro 600 hours is like new for a commercial machine.

[@specialopsdave]

25 days straight of runtime is not new lmaooo That's the same runtime as a 36,000 mile car at 60mph, and mowers aren't designed to run as long as _cars_

[@ExecutiveLawnPros]

I actually love my 30" Turfmaster, bought it new last year and have put approximately 600 hours on it. I have abused it with nothing but weeds and crap to two foot over grown yards. Only broke one drive belt this season but it was the original, my only dislike is the mulching compared to my Honda 21s. The Toro works great if you pull the side cover but taller grass slows it down just with the bag plug only...

[@robknapp8647]

That's why the plastic wheel rims are white Stanley. Sunlight breaks down plastic but white objects are white because they're reflecting all wavelengths of visible light that composes sunlight. There's a black ring around the rim because we're used to seeing black tires on things and white would just discolor from yards. I have that cub cadet mower except mine is about 10 years old now. Only complaint is that if I don't get help picking it up, the cast iron deck will give me a backache every time I have to pick it up.

[@acepowdercoating3089]

I run a toro 30inch also but my favorite mower I've owned has been a exmark 48inch walk behind.

[@curtisdinius5913]

I never owned a toro turf master but. I have owned a Honda hrc216 for many years. And I absolutely love it. It’s one of my go to mowers I will never part with it

[@bartalgozzini7262]

Nothing’s better then a older lawnboy. They can take a beating and last for ever. Powerful and I always liked the way the cut.

[@ryanhunter8034]

You're on the right track with that turf masters

[@devonslawncare9340]

I agree, I'm gonna "Turf" the turfmaster soon, really underpowered in my opinion, sucks in wet grass taller, thick grass, I'm going back to a 21. I also have a Grandstand,(60") love it, so far so good !!

[@rayeddy528]

My choice is the Scag Turf Tiger, 61" deck, 29 hp , water cooled Kawasaki engine. I have a 2006 and 2008 model. Be safe and God bless you and your family!!!!!

[@doublewide6]

NIce video, I have a Toro Zmaster ZTR 600 hrs never any problems except new a new deck belt. I like that Cub cadet, I did not know that you could go from 2-4 wheel drive and do only front or rear wheel drive.

[@daniel23384]

Toro time master is a beast I mow with it and I love it, you should try it out!

[@TheNewenglandboys]

I've got a Cub Cadet front wheel drive walk behind pull start. Love it.

[@_P0tat07_]

John Deere makes awesome ride mowers. Never used a push Deere push mower. Toro makes great mowers. A lot of the mowers at work (golf course) are toro. I would reccomend a toro sidewinder, but they are not comfortable, the scuff the grass with tight turns and going around trees and the decks are hard to wash. The sidewinder is nice because you can shift the deck left or right and mow up against something without getting the machine to close to it.

[@hankrobinson7689]

Toro Super Recycler is my fav. We own about 15 total mowers in our fleet. We even have a few man-powered reel mowers.

[@joe4hirelawncare497]

I really love the push button start as well. I was going to buy a Timemaster, but after seeing your review and talking to some people in the business, I decided to go with the Cub Cadet

[@Dirtmonkey]

That Cub is amazing. My favorite push mower ever.

[@joe4hirelawncare497]

Paul Robinson Yes, I love my Cub Cadet.

[@kkutube1972]

I have been lucky with the TimeMaster. no issue.

[@Kay-dx8vm]

what model is the Cub cadet? I cant seem to find it here. Thanks

[@joe4hirelawncare497]

@@Kay-dx8vm Sc700e is the model of it.

[@keithienmason4643]

I have a Murray push mower last me about 5 years only problem I have with my push mower is the pull starter paws that grip the fly wheel broke inside the housing cover that's the only problem I have with my Murray push mower.

[@matthitchcock2657]

I agree wholeheartedly with you the absolute worst walk behind mower I've ever used was a Toro turfmaster. My favorite mower is a John Deere jx75. when they were built they were built to last it's got the speed it's got the suction for bagging as well as mulching. LAST but not least it's got a nice blade brake, mixed with a powerful Kawasaki engine.

[@alanmcdonald5437]

I was looking at Toro Turf Masters but bailed over price. I have customers and bought a quickie to fill the spot of a downed machine(New "Certified" 170 CC self propelled $328.00 CDN). it's not professional but it works great(so surprised). The height adjustment and the power are excellent. It's too perky in the propelled department. At that price I can replace these every year. I am glad I saw your video about the Turf Master!! Try and get one of those repaired!!

[@cby1978able]

I would stay away from anything that has a Briggs motor. Honda, Kawasaki and Kohler motors are my top 3.

[@indman101]

Been using a Craftsman self propelled mower for more than a decade now bought it at my local Sears before they closed down and it has a Briggs engine with zero maintenance only oil changes and sharpen the blade just replaced the air filter last year for the first time don't even know how it kept running it was clogged with grass.

[@wildbill23c]

@@indman101 Some of the newer Briggs & Stratton engines just aren't very good. The older stuff was great, and used to be one of the major go-to engines for just about everyone except the commercial market that seems to have stuck with the Kawasaki, Kohler, and Honda engines. My Craftsman 21" push mower is still alive, if I recall its about 15 years old. I don't have it anymore, I gave it to a kid that wanted a lawnmower for mowing lawns this summer, he loves it, it works great, and its the high wheel type so its very easy to push. I now have a Troy Bilt 21" push mower, and recently picked up a thrown away Craftsman 21" FWD which after a new blade, and a new wheel on the front its working very well, I don't care much for the FWD self propel though, I think the RWD or AWD models would be better for myself, seems like the FWD just don't provide much in the way of traction, and if you are bagging after a while you are pushing it because the weight of the grass in the bag lifts the mower enough that the front wheels just spin and don't provide any propulsion...so at some point I'll be looking for a RWD or AWD model and that Cub Cadet may just end up being what I go with, except they're using Chinese no-name engines so I may go back to Troy Bilt, or Toro....I know Toro makes some great regular walk behind mowers as does Snapper, at least the Hi-Vac models are awesome very well built long lasting units...I haven't used a regular one just a couple Hi-Vac models.

[@rogermurph101]

I hear that a lot, yet I’ve never had any real problems with any B&S engine. Not sure about the newer ones coming out of China on the residential mowers. The commercial Vanguard engines are great. More power than my Kawasaki motor. Honda’s are good for push mowers and pressure washers. Kohler would actually be my number four pick.

[@jeremyg7975]

I bought a Craftsman z550 50" w a b&s 23hp and it won't keep a steady idle. Cuts ok but motor sounds like crap a lot of the time. I also bought a turf tracer 36" for backyards and smaller yards. I love that 36 just wish it had a lever style deck adjust instead of pulling pins. That gets old. When my 50" dies probably look at Toro's. I like Bradley because of price but think I need a floating deck. There's are fixed. I'm in Lutz Fla

[@JCLawn51]

i have the 28inch sc600 cub. love it. i bought it because of all the bad reviews of the toro. My electric start does not work so well.

[@jaybrown29]

The problem with the grandstand is the platform design. When I stand on it without power it starts to wheelie. Look at the wheelie the guy pulls in the video. The Standing between the wheel design is far superior on hills and you can get into ditches and other area that the platform gets caught on. I have the Ferris Z2. I love it. Fast and amazing on hills.

[@ZacaryBenjaminn]

Gravely- pro-walk series.Gravely- 240 And the Gravley- Pro- stance (for larger more flat lawns)

[@Dirtmonkey]

Never had a chance to try a gravely.

[@adamkohn2610]

Stanley I have to agree about the toro turf master. I just started a new Lawncare job and my boss made my use the toro to push mow some back yards and the power to the wheels takes off to fast and trying to turn the toro it’s to hard to do. If they were smart they could do a zero turn wheels on the front of it to make it easier.

[@Dirtmonkey]

Good idea!

[@joseperez3842]

Everything depends on the proper size power tool that I need for the job I have, If I need a 30 in lawn mower I would go with the new exmark, but if I need a zero turn mower I would go with either bobcat or Husqvarna because there is no Scag dealer near by the area where I live other wise I would of gone with bobcat and Scag for zero turn and If I need a tractor mower for the job I would choose Husqvarna or troy built.

[@sacrad78v9]

i love our 30 inch toro turfmaster every single place it fits it goes i rarely use our 21 inch toro anymore the problem with the drive wheels we have too but i just add a locking washer to the end of the cable when i feel its not pulling well enough anymore. ive also never had it break down over the 3 years ive had it. maybe you got a lemon or your workers are rough on it.

[@JJZBULLITT109]

Best walk behind I've ever owned is the John Deere 14SB. I still have it for the hard to reach areas but the main machine is a John Deere GM2072R for the back of my tractor. Rear discharge with high lift blades leaves no windrow or clumps even in a most, tall grass. This mower is much quieter than my old GM272 mower.

[@colormesarge]

Damn people want over 1k used for those in my area

[@BlainsTube]

My $800 Honda self-propelled mower eats through rear wheels (bearing housing wears out) 2 sets in five years. The cheap plastic hubs don't have enough meat to keep from wearing around the bearings. The wheels end up wobbling back and forth until I change them. I wish I could get steel replacements, but the drive gear sonic welded onto the plastic hub prevents that upgrade. ANYWAY... Are the Cub Cadet wheel hubs built beefy enough to hold up over time? Thanks for the videos.

[@nrgsmrt1]

Stanley my favorite walk behind mower; are thee early built, ( mod. 34073 ), Troy-Bilt 33-inch Wide Cut mowers, with dedicated mulching deck. Thanks for asking. Tim.

[@hunterthrockmorton0442]

Hustler lawnmowers 60 inch prosumer grade best lawn mower we use it on our 8 acre property plus more and it works perfect everytime

[@randypullman1155]

1992 3.5bs Lowes mower with the big rear wheels...mowed the lawn last weekend with it.

[@CA-oe3sr]

Love all your video's, Love the content and your humor.

[@Dirtmonkey]

Thanks Chris!

[@rubberbandproductions6885]

I have a timemaster 30inch residential. I fucking love it!!!! so intuitive, lasted me 3 seasons and still going strong.

[@Dirtmonkey]

Thats awesome!

[@lcm2017]

Mines a pos. 10 hrs and the plastic pulley broke the one for the blades. 3hrs after the tyranny went out. Now it won't start should have bought the cub 33"

[@jonw4595]

good video. i'm really liking my new husqvarna hu800awd. the lawn hasn't looked better, and the hills are a joy.

[@71husqvarna]

I almost bought that Toro 30 last week. So glad I did my homework first. Dealer wanted $2k. Good video Stan.

[@zacjohnson8404]

aren't the problems with it fixed now?

[@DamianSaldanaSubscribe]

The time master is better

[@zacjohnson8404]

@@DamianSaldanaSubscribe better is subjective. if you just mow your own flat lawn im sure it's "better". I have the timemaster and it's not better in the sense that it's made of cheap plastic and everything is breaking on it and it has a noisy clunky motor with no power. I also absolutely despise the personal pace system.

[@ICBRealEstate]

Awesome mower

[@framelawncare6671]

I have a turf master and I love it :( looks like its very subjective I know other companies around me that use them

[@ron3348]

Yeah, it's a physical workout to use that Toro TurfMaster... but it does a hell of good job cutting grass. I'd like to see front caster wheels added, I think that would solve a lot of the usability issues.

[@peterwhite9546]

Does it have the briggs 223?

[@sanjeetr]

Editing is on point

[@Dirtmonkey]

Thank you

[@deeremt9532]

My favorite mower is my John Deere JS46 push mower. It last my first push mower with personal pace. It stripes really well. Only had minor issues

[@darwandoo]

Good video, I'm ordering the new Pro X 600 Stander from Cub Cadet. Stan question on the side discharge only being a foot across. Do you think this will cause clumping in thick wet grass? I'd love your feedback on this cub Cadet stander.mower

[@neumy1944]

The most common around here are Walkers and Honda 21" hydrostats. I like the combination myself because the walkers are so efficient when bagging but they are complicated and we spend a lot of time and $ fixing them.

[@mikescubcadetworld]

I like the cub cadet mower , it's a name that's quality stood the test of time since 1961 and still continues to perform well

[@benblazek3305]

So you have a yellow toro.... Toro has owned cub cadet for years now

[@jeg5438]

Very educational. How many videos can you say that about. Especially the Cub Cadet with the starter button. Definitely got my interest. My old Craftsman is making quite a bit of noise but I'll take it to the end. Then.....$$$$$$$. Thanks for the info.

[@patmeaden]

I have a husquavarna that has the feature where you release the safety leaver and it only stops the blade, but it doesn’t have an electric start

[@twosencefromcleveland6084]

I liked this light-hearted video. A little humor, some good info. You did forget how woefully under powered the turf master is as well. And, I do love the Grand stand too, but at $9000 a pop, they better be good. My personal favorite is the Honda Masters HR215. Sadly discontinued, it had a cast aluminum deck, hydro static transmission, shaft drive from the motor (no belts), and blade stop to stop the blade but not the engine. There was also an electric start option, but the motor started so easily, not many opted for it. The new ones with plastic or steel decks are probably good; they have excellent controls as well, but they have belt drive. Not sure about blade-stop on those-they do cost enough to have it, but so does that Turf Master.

[@Dirtmonkey]

Turf masters are very underpowered-thats what I meant by the skinny guy in a fat suit comment.😃

[@jsdproductions3973]

My favorite lawnmower is my current one i'm using in my my small lawn care business. Its a 2011 Snapper Nxt 19.5 horse power commercial motor

[@carlpine6596]

I'm glad you showed off that cub cadet, it looks really cool. That Makita blower was really interesting. I would love to see a comparison of battery products from different companies.

[@chrispage5138]

ferris evolution ,is my favorite ,rides like a motorcycle and i have the seat safety removed so i can use it as a stand up or as a rider,its full suspension so very comfortable

[@ciaran3303]

ive had the same lawnmower for about 12 years and its never stopped working

[@SmittyFan]

Scag Vride has been good to me. Worst I've owned is the bobcat predator. Great videos!

[@WJCTechyman]

Well, I considered the Cub Cadet electric start vs. a Honda HRC216k3HXC and I chose the latter. The reason? I know the Honda will outlast the Cub and I was told by a Cub customer service person that the Cub DOESN’T charge the battery while mowing. You had to plug it in after roughly 100 electric starts. I don’t have power to my shed currently and I am somewhat limited to where I can plug it in. When you asked Cub to put a blade brake clutch on its mowers, I want the same thing. That’s another of the reasons I chose against Cub. Honda’s electric start mowers are only $100 more than the non electric and cost about as much as the Cubs PLUS they charge the batteries on board.

[@DanielGarcia-zz9eg]

I use the ss3200 Toro for back yards when my 48in deck can't fit thu the gate . Been using it for over 5 years. Only had to replace the spinner after breaking it in 2 months

[@Real_Tech_Skills]

Honda HRX Series push mowers work great, start easily and have that blade stop feature where the engine stays running.

[@toddeberlein965]

Stanley I will agree somewhat on the toro. I have the Exmark version commercial 30. Great mower but the wheels need to be a bit better and so does the drive system too. But the biggest dilemma is for us that have a ton of gated yards that are at that 36 or less for gates. Sure beats a 21” mower though. I would like to see you do a review on a Vantage 36” if you could ever get one. That’s a small size but I know Exmark is redoing some of their stander lineup right now.

[@Lanninglongarmmowing]

Glad to see someone make a push mower that charges the electric start. FINALLY!!!

[@Dirtmonkey]

Yes its great!

[@joe4hirelawncare497]

HI, good video on the Turfmaster, I was thinking about getting one, but after seeing your video, I might go with Cub Cadet 4 wheel drive

[@geolovett6392]

If mowing commercial wont last

[@Metal_Guy-dy1wx]

My favorite is the Exmark Navigator

[@benjaminmahon5189]

i am starting out a lawn business what do you think i should start out with like upgrading wise i have a cub cadet sc100 and a Stihl trimmer do you think a toro TrmeMaster would be a good investment.

[@mrmotivateme5397]

a dog in a lawn mower video = perfect video.i love dogs

[@Jacobsen-ij9hn]

also with the cub push mower, its more durable with direct drive instead of a clutch system.

[@rexhargrove5172]

Holy cow, honesty!?! I love it!

[@jronmanbuilds]

Ive never used the commercial 30 in but the toro commercial 21in is awesome in my opinion. I haven't had a breakdown yet but I have only had it one year.

[@legendaryUnicorn1]

I did like the craftsman mowers but started to move in with the cub cadets