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ride-on mower

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  • 21-04-2007 10:18pm
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    tuxy
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    Hi, posting this for my dad.
    He wants a ride-on mower but is unsure of the best place to buy them.
    He wants either a Hsqvarna or John Deere. 15 - 25 hp.
    He can borrow a van to get it home so anywhere North or South is fine.
    Where is the best value to be got?


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    #2
    tuxy
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    I'll just bump this once, hope that's ok.


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    Whizzo
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    Google!!:rolleyes:
    www.Husqvarna.ie has a nationwide dealer listing based on the county you live in

    A & L Machinery Limited
    Turvey Avenue, Donabate

    Phone: 01 8404273/4024
    Fax: 01 8407904



    Ennis Grass Products
    West Curragh
    Naul

    Phone: 01-8413281/288



    J McQuillan & Son Ltd
    36 Capel Street

    Phone: 01-8733944
    Fax: 01-8733944



    J McQuillan & Son Ltd
    West End Retail Pk
    Blanchardstown

    Phone: 01-8025100
    Fax: 01-8030400


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    gonk
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    Have a look at Lawn & Garden's website

    http://www.lawnandgarden.ie/

    They're in Tuam, but deliver free countrywide, so you needn't bother borrowing the van. They do John Deere, but not Husqvarna. However, they do sell Jonsered ride-ons. Jonsered are owned by Husqvarna. (www.jonsered.ie)

    I got a Jonsered ride-on from them last year. Their prices were the best I could find in Ireland, North or South and they were very helpful to deal with. The mower itself is going fine, although I've only really started using it regularly this Spring.


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