BEST Mower for STEEP hills! Zero Turn vs Stand-on vs Walk Behind vs Push Mower

[@austiny528]

The 6000/Lazer X chassis is goated when it comes to hillside performance on sitdown mowers. That said, I say any hill that can be mowed with a conventional (non dually) zeroturn rider or stand on, I think I could mow it with a 60" Grandstand. I have yet to find a stander or rider that will take hills like a Grandstand will. Ventracs are awesome, but they definitely come with a price.

[@wcovey25]

Ventracs with dual wheels are really unbeatable, just ridiculously expensive and not practical for a lot of applications

[@pimpnick4920]

I have a 1988 snapper z2002k that I mow a dam with. I put atv tires on the back to keep me from sliding down. I might rebuild it instead of replacing it.

[@elitecystuning]

48 metro will ans on a sulkey! Belt driven .

[@sunseeker6088]

Great video…….. after watching this video I was so glad that I purchased the Commercial Cub Cadet PRO Z 960 with steering. I mower weekly lawns at 25 degrees or more, and my employees can do it with one hand, and keep straight stripes. All wheel steering is like having 4WD. We now own four of these mowers and my Exmark and Scag are my backup mowers. Thx

[@tylervanwormer8302]

😂😂

[@nateo2131]

My home is built on the break of a slope with an area that is at 35 degrees. I have a Cub Cadet SZ60. My SZ60 can mow and turn and directing on the 35 degree area without issue.

[@williamevans7326]

I use a JD X739 lawn tractor. It has full time hydraulic all wheel drive and all wheel steer. The engine is rated for full time 20 deg use and up to 25 deg max short term. The turn radius with a 60 inch deck is about 6 - 8 inches. JD does not recommend operating above 18 deg's with the tractor in its base configuration, but that is a very comfortable stable 18 deg's. In my day to day use I remain in the seat up to about 22 deg's cross slope. Above that I hike out onto the edge of the seat to move the center of gravity over the high wheel and maintain an upright posture. The machine has a low center of gravity, a wide base, and tracks true cross slope. A interesting plus to the all wheel steer is that a set of wheels are always pointing up / down hill when turning on a slope which greatly adds to traction and stability. I can turn in ditches and on slops with ease with no wheel slip.

[@93probegt1]

We use a 52" or 60" turf tracer on our really steep property's, but I use our 60" cubcadet pro 600 stand on, for hills up to about 30°. For slopes 45° or more we use a 60" rc tracked mower.

[@mainstreetmower]

A lot of people have mentioned those two machines in the comments section here. I wonder if you've had a chance to mow the same hills with a ventrac. If so, how does it compare to the other mowers you mentioned?

[@93probegt1]

I will take a turf tracer on any hill anyone would take a ventrac, never personally run the ventrac but worked along side them and can put now them speed wise and quality of cut. We use our rc tracked mower for overgrown tickets and steep hills beside ponds where any other mower can't go

[@mh-qq2hj]

I was looking for a review like this a few years ago when I was buying a new mower for my hilly lawn! I’m happy with my sit down zero turn but I was wanting to fry a stander. I’m kinda glad I didn’t after watching this. Our yard is as steep as what you were on in places and I do some crab walking when it’s not completely dry but I feel safe. It’s hell on the grass though. I don’t have a lot of grass on the steep stuff. You guys do a good job with your reviews!

[@mainstreetmower]

Thank you, I am glad. Even though we missed you by a few years, you made the right decision by going with the sit down mower.

[@Accidic]

In TN our back hill was between 23 and 30 degrees depending on where you were but top and bottom were flattish. Old style rider straight up and down did so well. Also did push for that section only (also old style that was user propelled) and it was perfectly stable but was also a very good workout.

[@mainstreetmower]

Thank you

[@ryanbirmingham3183]

Grasshopper front mount mowers will hold a hill better then any zero turn mowers due to the 6 wheel configuration that helps you get more stability and is able to hug the hills better.

[@mainstreetmower]

Good to know, thanks for sharing 🙂

[@willp942]

I started out with a walk-behind and an aftermarket velke. The velke had those skinny wheels and was an awful ride. I ended up cutting the front wheel spindles off of an old riding mower and welded them onto the velke. The wide, air-cushioned tires made a world of difference and put the velke wheels in the same track as the mower wheels, so the stripes were cleaner. Went from that to a Ventrac, the ultimate king of side slopes

[@mainstreetmower]

That's awesome. Could've totally used your velke on this slope. How've that ventrac been for you?

[@willp942]

@@mainstreetmower Instead of buying a 10k+ zero turn, I found a deal on a used ventrac with a 60in deck and a power bucket. That thing is worth every penny. It's slower overall than a z-turn, but the stripes are second to none and it goes everywhere

[@Kelbycostner1]

I take my 52 inch scag walk behind on slopes my Ventrac won’t even do and it don’t skip a beat, but put the sulky up on the hills ! Don’t be lazy and just get it done.

[@mainstreetmower]

Really? Your scag beats a ventrac?

[@sluvington]

​@mainstreetmower With a hydro walk-behind it's more the operator than the machine. If you are strong and have good footwear/tires a hydro walk-behind will be able to handle steeper areas than any ventrac.

[@crazyadventuresandreviews]

My toro z master does ok on a hill, slips a little, but my residential jd z540m 48in cut is incredible on a hill. it has put every commercial mower I’ve ever used or owned to shame. I dont understand, why it does so well but it’s a little beast.

[@N4sir98]

Comparing different style mowers with different widths on various degree slopes really isn't fair. I'd be interested in seeing a future video comparing the different types of mowers of similar widths - perhaps a video of reasonable widths for homeowner practicality, and another video for commercial contractors. Which type of mower (zero turn vs. stand-on) for residential sloped yards is always being asked on the various Facebook groups.

[@jasonrader8647]

company i work for we have the husqvarna stand on that is designed to work on slopes by placing its hydro drive pumps up front over the front wheels to help with weight distrabution

[@frederickrodriguez9636]

A video on all-terrain tires, mud, water,wet slopes. I live in S.E. Oklahoma water shed under property.

[@keeganwatz7946]

I have a wright stander b 32" it's gone to 36.4 degrees. Terrifying but it did it. And it did it good. I eventually got a 61" z3x and it does it perfect

[@mainstreetmower]

36 degrees is not easy by any means. Good to know the wright did good on it.

[@jamesray9009]

Im working on my own still looking for tracks for it .. 52" rc mower engine tops out less than 24" tall.. the 42" sat higher than I wanted but was only made from scrap mowers

[@MJ-mw2bp]

Great video - I did have this concern so to see all of the options in a test session was helpful. Thank you.

[@mainstreetmower]

We're glad it helped. Thanks for watching 🙂

[@happyyardservice2914]

Question: With stand on mowers, and how bumpy most land is, I am wondering if stand on mowers allow more of the body spread out the shock of the terrain vs an sit down where the spring does help but most of the shock is delivered to the lower back. This might be another great idea for a video. We have both and some people like certain types (sit down or stand). Thank you for taking the time and making this video.

[@joshzanet8268]

Yes, standers are much more forgiving on the spine on bumps. I have a bad back and I start feeling bad for the mower before the bumps bother me, unlike my sit on even with a suspension seat.

[@bobgriffith6453]

I use a swisher tow behind finish cut mower and a ATV with 4 wheel drive. That slope would be a piece of cake in your video with this configuration. Just to let everyone know there are tons of other options.

[@dieseldawgzdriverslounge]

If you go straight up and reverse down the zero turn will never run away... Y'all turning down hill was very dangerous... I mowed professionally for years in the mountains of NC and we used Massey diesel 33 hp zero turns and they work awesome for years... 72" is too big gapping yards that aren't perfectly smooth... 60" is always the best result and best looks especially stripping...

[@hawksmash98]

I like the 60 inch ferris fw35 with the 28 hp and a pro slide

[@mainstreetmower]

Good to know, thanks for sharing.

[@mikejohnson4270]

The best residential mower for steep hills and slopes is the cub cadet zrt aws steering wheel.

[@mainstreetmower]

Gotta check that one out, thanks for sharing.

[@jaycejordnung9999]

Why no ride on garden tractor?

[@alcopower5710]

My diesel Grasshopper does great on slopes. It is the front mount deck.

[@richhubert1260]

Was wondering if weights on the wheels would help? Not sure why Toro hasn't hired you guys to do there marketing! Great work guys.

[@mainstreetmower]

Thank you Rich. Toro should listen to you haha. And yes, I totally think having a weight on the front of the walk behind would have drastically helped. I even hoped on the top of it at one point while Stu was using it to see if the theory works.

[@Pure_KodiakWILD_Power]

That walkbehind would have done fine without the sulky. I would run most or all of a hill like that with a rider all day.. In fact, I have a customer with a hill like that behind their house, and I feel better with the rider than with the 48 walk .....Ah, there are differing slopes....yes, their hill is like 22-25° if I had to guess. But I mow the top half horizontally, from bottom to top, and I never turn with the nose of the mower facing downhill.

[@mainstreetmower]

I agree that walk behind would've performed much better with out the sulky.

[@TAZMANBVGS]

i honestly love the simplicity of the push mower if you have the strength, I'm not a particularly strong guy I am only 150lb and 6ft 3. but i have used a push mower on a 37'degree incline roughly half the size of your total test area (but much longer and thicker English meadow grass that had not been cut in over 6 months).

[@jasonmiller5586]

6’3”, 150? Eat more sammiches, my dude.

[@brianhina8538]

That was funny!!!! I have has my Vetrac on up to 35 degrees.

[@mainstreetmower]

Love it. How does the Ventrac feel on slopes that steep?

[@brianhina8538]

@@mainstreetmower It is fun!!! As long as it not wet it sticks to the ground.

[@mainstreetmower]

haha fair enough@@brianhina8538

[@bobbystewart2605]

Oddly enough, I’ve put our exmark tracers on way steeper than tht proline and I haven’t had it really step out quite like tht. Now on near vertical slopes, that’s another story. Max id feel comfortable with on the tracer would b abt 45, walking it tht is.

[@mainstreetmower]

45 degrees. That's insane. Hats off to you for doing that. Be safe tho 🙂

[@bobbystewart2605]

@@mainstreetmower it’s amazing Wht a “little” walk behind can do, first time I put our 48-60” TT on a decent slope I was surprised.

[@mainstreetmower]

For sure. I think the key with walk behinds is the amount of control the operator has compared to any other kind of mower.@@bobbystewart2605

[@chadrogers4635]

Best mower for steep hills is a weed eater.

[@mainstreetmower]

😅😂

[@freedomisntfree_44]

Liquid weed eater 👌

[@NickWindham]

😂

[@haroldeldridge2255]

I use a Hoover mower by Husqvarna !

[@nateo2131]

I would like a comparison that includes a front deck type. I would think that with the deck in front of the drive axle and the engine behind the axle the balance would be much better.

[@mainstreetmower]

Oooh that's very interesting.

[@gopher5372]

Neat video but you guys need to stop turning so your caster wheels face the bottom. Turn up towards the top and back the machine down to your next pass. Your weight is going to travel whatever way the caster wheels are facing and down is the easiest way to lose control.

[@mainstreetmower]

Copy that 🙂

[@LyrikGriffeth]

14:58 THAT BURP JUST CRACKED ME UP 😭😭🤣

[@mainstreetmower]

hahah that was more of a hesitation but I see how it sounds like a burp 🤭

[@StumpStunter95]

Cub cadet zts line will handle slopes all day. I take my zts254 across 35 degrees. Itll go up anything as long as its dry. With stock tires. I cant imagine how good it would do with a good set of tires and a nose weight.

[@mainstreetmower]

Really gotta try the cub.

[@StumpStunter95]

@@mainstreetmower yes you do it is pretty unbelievable. They make a commercial grade one called a pro z972 that is a dually. But for residential grade stuff the zts2 line is best there is for hills.

[@mainstreetmower]

@@StumpStunter95 Awesome. Thanks for the info

[@raheppe]

I think it was already said but, pro tip, you go upwards when turning, then you fall backward to your line, then you mow the pass and turn upward, then fall backward. That's how you always mow a slope. I don't care how dry out it is, if the grass is green then it is slick after being cut.

[@mainstreetmower]

Absolutely agreed. Great advice.

[@RTUGabions]

I have a friend whose mother lost 3 toes to a push mower on a hillside. Grass was a bit wet from morning dew and she slipped

[@michaelsalyers9470]

Really not bragging here but I have several weekly properties that are 30+ and the highest I’ve measured is 42deg I use an exmark radius 48in I’ve had pros tell me there’s no way I cut that all with a zero turn…I’ll gladly send video..

[@frankie7508]

The best mower for steep slopes you did not test. It is a commercial walk behind. Gravely prowalk. They are rated by the manufacturer for twenty degree slopes, But one can safely handle much steeper inclines with this machine because of its design.

[@mainstreetmower]

Good to know. Thank you for sharing. A lot of people have shared the same machine in the comments section here. I gotta use them for a comparison soon. ☺

[@frankie7508]

@@mainstreetmower You should be asking yourself, "What makes the design superior so that it can handle Steep inclines such as 20 or 25 degrees, Where as other machines cannot?". The gravely pro Walk is the absolute best on the hills, Even superior two Exmark. And until you test one you will not understand. That's because people for the most part learn through experience. Put another way they have to learn the hard way. Do you know why the walk behinds are superior on the steep hills? Design is correct, but specifically do you know what In the design makes them able to handle steep inclines? If you're interested, then let me know and I will tell you.

[@robertmoreland1220]

​@mainstreetmower any of the mower use right can cut those hills. Start at the top and turn up hill backing in to your return pass. Hell I could do it with a old belt drive. As fare as the jungle jim wobble install new pins and brass bushings and give it 1 or 2 pumps of grease every day it's used it will last a lot longer

[@frankie7508]

@@robertmoreland1220 I agree robert. But my point is which one is best meaning it is most productive, Safest and easiest to use. Hands down, it's the gravely.

[@martinmajor5326]

Thanks for putting great content out there love your vidéos !

[@chiphawthorne4248]

Thank you for watching:)

[@mainstreetmower]

That's great man. Thank you for helping our channel grow.

[@gmjunky87]

My dads nuts. Mows about a 25 degree with a 42 inch cub cadet riding mower. Chains on the back. Goes straight up, turns, straight down. Mower cost him 175 bucks 😅

[@matthewferguson2515]

I picked up an electric push mower that I can push beyond 45 degrees. I don’t have to worry about oil adequately lubricating the engine.

[@dmlandscapedesignllcatlant8093]

Well the brand is wrong from jump street wright or ferris for stand on and slopes period

[@oscarsandoval4328]

Hustler trimstar walk behind would’ve ate that slope 👌🏽

[@mainstreetmower]

Good to know, we might bring that one out, the next time we do this test.

[@frederickrodriguez9636]

All mowers aside, I think a video is due on tires for zero turn mowers that mow 1-5 acre properties,that can handle mud ,water, wetland hill slopes

[@mainstreetmower]

Oooh cool idea. Let us see what we can do.

[@grassman8684]

I see a major mistake the operators were making and that was turning downhill. Always make your turn up hill. My Ferris z3x 72 is awsome on slopes

[@haroldeldridge2255]

Without a doubt the Z3 would have embarrassed all the other machines

[@justing6594]

Asked for this video years ago ! YEA BUDDY!

[@mainstreetmower]

Sorry for the delay. Hope the video made up for the wait. 🙂

[@justing6594]

@@mainstreetmower you definitely made up for it. And the video was awesome. Keep up the good work!

[@mainstreetmower]

@@justing6594 Thank you Justin, you're the man!

[@MG7316]

Try Gravely ZT series the stick like glue!

[@harryerhart5978]

Thanks for mentioning me My JD went bye bye now it's Scag Tiger Cat 2 vs Toro 4000 💪💪💪💪??

[@austiny528]

JD to Scag, hmm when will you make the correct decision and buy a Toro 🤣

[@harryerhart5978]

@@austiny528 never

[@mainstreetmower]

haha I see you Harry. I thought we had convinced you to buy a Toro in the last challenge we filmed together. But looking forward to doing so when we do the TORO vs SCAG!@@harryerhart5978

[@floorscapehomelandscapingl3288]

We have a few toros and even I do like a few things about them they really trash for hills if you mowing hills I highly recommend a stand on John deere

[@prostreetcamaro]

60" hydro walk behind is king. We had a customer with a gated backyard with a very steep hill. We used a gravely 34Z and went nose up and backed down, then up and backed down over and over lol. It was so steep we slid the seat forward and leaned forward and the front tires were slightly wanting to come off the ground. Ready at all times to jerk back on the handles which i had to do once or twice. Butt puckering glad we dropped them every other week only cheap basters. Did then for YEARS.

[@mainstreetmower]

😂😂😂

[@jchase5158]

Never, Never , Never point your nose down on Any type of slope or hill. Nose up always and back into your next stripe.

[@mainstreetmower]

Great advice. Thank you for sharing.

[@jtraveny]

try the commercial cub cadet steering wheel zero turn

[@mainstreetmower]

Have heard a lot of good things about it. Hoping to get my hands on one but no luck so far.

[@jtraveny]

@@mainstreetmower im planning to buy a ultima ztsx4 next spring

[@johnossendorf9979]

Take the #@%&# sulky off the walk behind. It's a... WALK BEHIND ! I used a 52 inch belt driven Toro walk behind in the early 90's, we had no sulky, we walked and mowed very steep hills here in Columbia County NY. I personally mowed hills that had previously only been done with string trimmers. I remember saying "weed eat that entire hill? Heck no ! Watch this ". Admittedly, I was in my early 20 at the time.

[@PandaXpress17]

Have you guys tested the Cub Cadet ZTS1 (not the ZTS2) steering wheel mowers yet? They claim to be able to handle a 20 degree slope. Would be interested in your thoughts on that!!

[@mainstreetmower]

No well try to get our hands on one

[@PandaXpress17]

@@mainstreetmower The price point on the 42" is really approachable, it seems like a lot of good things are being said about it.

[@hypervigilance1465]

another good video.

[@mainstreetmower]

Thank you so much. I love your profile picture haha

[@manz1397]

Have you tested Altoz mowers?

[@dreambreedkennels4532]

Dude a zk 61in 37 hp is the best bet for slopes hands down I’m talking like 37% type shit hell I’ve seen my boss mow around a bridge that was something like if you stuck your hand out you touched the second pass.. also it doesn’t burn your legs on a wright my guy it burns your forearms

[@SoManyDogs]

I’m surprised that 21” push actually ran that long. I have the same mower only Mine has been in the shop more than it’s been on the grass and Toro has been completely non responsive to the obvious build problems, which are all unacceptable in a $1000 mower. That’s why we bought Gravely when we needed to add to the fleet and cancelled the order on Toro snow equipment and went Ariens.

[@mainstreetmower]

So sorry to hear about your experience. Hopefully the units you got now are working well for you.

[@terrencejones4450]

Cub cadet pro z 900 with steering wheel

[@mainstreetmower]

Got it

[@ventrac]

🙂

[@hightopliving4922]

One word. Altoz.....

[@michaelmcgranor1565]

For extreme slopes the only real option is cub cadet pro x with duel wheels. I work for a municipality that uses these for flood control. They have swivel seats that’s a game changer.

[@mainstreetmower]

Oooh swivel seats sound interesting.

[@ShaneHm2]

Get a razorback mower for those slopes at the higher end degrees and use what ever you got for the rest

[@CCa-r9k]

You can always walk behind the walk behind

[@buckfiden2988]

The only 2 wheel Sulky that is worth a damn is the Havener (Bradely) swivel wheel sulky. Single wheel; the Wright Velke can't be beat.

[@lifesgood86]

Yeah dont' do what these guys did... You'll only ever roll your mower going straight up a hill, it will do a backwards summersault. We mow ditches at 40-50° with 60" ZTs with no problems if you don't go up the hill... Rule number 1 is always go across the hill as you'll never roll any of these mowers sideways.

[@terrykuykendall1974]

I’ve got a 34* slope, any suggestions?

[@mainstreetmower]

Ventrac, no doubt!

[@LeviFarry]

I would love to see this with a lawn tractor I haven’t been able to find any videos with lawn tractors on hills.

[@Not_ur_typical_millennial]

Yea well theirs a reason for that lol their not safe on hills to be honest to high of a center of gravity Seen to many people get hurt that was one of our easy selling points to homeowners for ztrs better center of gravity to handle mowing hills

[@phillipbowermusic3842]

Problem is the oil sloshes to one side starving the engine of lube.

[@mainstreetmower]

Ooh that's a good point.

[@yardsaway1]

What Zmaster series was that? 3000?

[@mainstreetmower]

That's the 6000 Series 72 in. (72961)

[@pakssmsjsjsks8596]

7:10 they dont recomend becouse the engine dont get oil everywhere at that degree(if it doesnt have an oil pump)

[@godw1ll99]

big problem with this test, different brands make a difference even different models of the same mower type from the same maker make a difference. a stand on mower is by far the best option for a typical commercial grade mower but if you really want steep hill stability you go with a tracked altoz. personally as of late ive been running a wright stander and run hill that steep no problem.

[@kristenbowen6996]

You have the same push mower as mine😅😅

[@richardnichols2064]

WTF! a walk behind mower on a hill you must walk behind it! Nothing is to be attached on a hill! The walk behind will win this challenge!

[@mainstreetmower]

Maybe it was the difference in decks, but that Zero turn felt pretty solid.

[@CorporateCow-kx9il]

WOOO I WAS LIKE NUMBER 500

[@mainstreetmower]

Awesome!

[@20truck]

I can take my John Deere 2032R and mow that hill like it's no tomorrow and I don't No if I would have to put it in four-wheel drive to even do it. But mine's a tractor it's designed to do work as well as mow yards. It mows yards as good or better than everything you have in this video plus it would climb that hill like like a D10 dozer

[@mainstreetmower]

That's good to know, thanks for sharing 🙂

[@artszabo1015]

Where is the Ventrac or JD X758???????????????????????????? Art from Ohio

[@mainstreetmower]

Hey art, this was more of a ' what TYPE of mower' rather than what 'brand' of mower does better on hills.

[@artszabo1015]

@@mainstreetmower Zero turns, stand ons and walk behinds are all one type, I hope you can see that. None of them are good on hills. The X758 is a garden tractor and the Ventrac is articulated - those are "types" of mowers. Again I hope you can see that. Art from Ohio

[@Yungjizzle777]

One of the first rules in mowing hills is dont turn down hill so i dont really think you guys know what you are doing. Any mower can mow that hill but you are going to tear it up with big mowers. Also scag is probably the best mower on the market followed by wright as far as cutting hills

[@mainstreetmower]

I called up on of my landscaper friend before the testing and he suggested the exact same thing about not turning with the nose down. For about 90% of the turns we did not do that. But we still wanted to test it out because not every operator is going to be doing it the 'right' way.

[@harryerhart5978]

I thought Florida was Flat 😮😮😮

[@almeidacheang7853]

chegando agora ,from Al bladez channel,parabens

[@mainstreetmower]

Obrigado e bem vindo ao canal. Espero que você goste do conteúdo aqui.

[@red_statestorms8784]

Get the velke off.

[@mainstreetmower]

Really should have done that. That made me scared for my life at points hahaha

[@tomcornwell7833]

Altoz 766i track o turn beats them all

[@mainstreetmower]

Good to know, thanks for sharing 🙂

[@mountainman72287]

I live in North Georgia and a flat yard here is unheard of. I use a 48" Toro walk-behind.(The original not the proline, I feel like they are better built.) Idc how big the ride-on is, I feel way safer behind the mower. More work for your legs, yes, but no way I'm sitting on my ass all day jarring my body.

[@mainstreetmower]

That's fair. Thank you for sharing man.

[@red_statestorms8784]

I dont turn downhill unnecessarily

[@mainstreetmower]

100% the way it should be. The reason we did that in this video was solely to test all applications of the mower.

[@driverjamescopeland]

Ventrac

[@johnder8120]

Altoz tracked mower will kick all of them

[@mainstreetmower]

A few people have mentioned that one here. Guess we gotta put that one to the test soon.

[@RustyShackle-v9u]

Why does toro/exmark still use the kawasaki fs model on there commercial mowers? When they were 6k$ machines ok. But there 10k$ now there's plenty of equity in there to put on a donaldson filter its 2024 come on now.

[@mainstreetmower]

Good point

[@tmzoog]

This video is so untrue! Of course a 72 will hold a hill do a comparison of a 72 inch grandstand a 60 inch walk behind then the video might be comparable the video as it is now is very untrue unprofessional on the fact it’s being put out I’ve been cutting grass for 30+ years and I will take any machine on any hilland get the job done how you use them and your deck size

[@mainstreetmower]

Thank you for your input. We are individuals who work full time jobs and try to create educational and fun stuff for our viewers on the side. We try to work with the equipment we have access to. The testing is intended to give you a perspective of how different mowers hold the hill. We assume that our viewers (who are mostly professional landscapers) will use their judgement and experience while coming to their own conclusions.

[@blackstars1182]

WRIGHT STANDER ZK 60" ALL DAY OVER 25 DEGREES...

[@ShiftSouthern1110]

Cub cadet may be junky, but their steering wheel zero turns stick to hills like glue

[@mainstreetmower]

True and true :)

[@haroldeldridge2255]

Slop mower , Kut kwick

[@aprilgeneric8027]

:013....uh never turn your free spinning wheels down hill, you can't control them and that's enough weight to drag you straight down to the bottom in a few short seconds....watched other guys do it enough and i still cringe when i think about the guy who went thru a very tall heavy duty wooden sound barrier fence.......and with a person on there...your insurance company is going to quintuple your rates cuz that lawsuit of who ever loses their legs and an arm.....$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$

[@mainstreetmower]

Wow. that's crazy. Hope he's fine.

[@dennisbethards3231]

A walker mower would put these to shame

[@randyx007]

This is one of the worst reviews of what I was looking for. Walk behind mowers are probably one of the best on hills and the driver was awful. I don't think he could use that control setup. Zero turns are awful on slopes but a 72" is so wide, they do well. Use a 44" zero turn and try this again. I have had 10 commercial mowers. 36" exmark viking is a mountain goat. Exmark zero turns are decent.

[@coreyn2843]

You guys mowing dirt

[@mikehubbard5596]

They are a joke why don't you come to east tenn and mow some real hills you never turn down hill always up hill the best walk behind mower is a Hustler trim Star for any hills these guys don't have a clue

[@mainstreetmower]

Thank you for the info.

[@haroldeldridge2255]

Trim Star ! Yeah baby ! With one hand !

[@sancoffsr]

Alright you’re from Boston area water not wader

[@eenkjet]

Too bad sulkies don't detach.

[@ChissFin]

6:40 do you just not know how to mow?

[@ChissFin]

also you need cool it down a lil bit b4 you turn your spinning bad, yall did it on very mower to, turfin tf outa that yard

[@ricvaughn8150]

This test has to be a JOKE. Obviously, these guys are trying to promote a product and make all others look worthless. I have an Exmark 36" walk-behind that will walk that hill if it was WET.

[@mainstreetmower]

All the mowers in the video are the same brand. The video wasn't about what brand does better on slopes, but rather what TYPE of mower does best on them. Thank you for watching though 🙂

[@TristonWade-ts1cm]

You can obviously tell people who have never ran a true walkbehind not a push mower

[@mainstreetmower]

On a 25 degree slope, no. That was our first time. But we still out it on video for you. Hope you liked the video 🙂