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Any thoughts on McCulloch ride on mowers?

  • 01-05-2014 5:01pm
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    breadbin
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    i have been contemplating getting my first ride on mower and am not sure what to buy. i seen a deal on a McCulloch 12.5hp (think its model number is M125-97)

    http://www.mcculloch.com/ie/products/tractors/m125-97tc/

    for 2000 euro. is it a good mower for the money or would i get a better one for similar price?

    i was also looking at a Husqvarna for similar price

    http://www.husqvarna.com/ie/products/garden-tractors/ct-126/

    i'd say the McCulloch is better tractor for the money but not sure about the quality. i want one that will last a lifetime!


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  • #2
    celticmicky
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 127 ✭✭celticmicky


    breadbin wrote: »
    i have been contemplating getting my first ride on mower and am not sure what to buy. i seen a deal on a McCulloch 12.5hp (think its model number is M125-97)

    http://www.mcculloch.com/ie/products/tractors/m125-97tc/

    for 2000 euro. is it a good mower for the money or would i get a better one for similar price?

    i was also looking at a Husqvarna for similar price

    http://www.husqvarna.com/ie/products/garden-tractors/ct-126/

    i'd say the McCulloch is better tractor for the money but not sure about the quality. i want one that will last a lifetime!


    Out of the two of them the McCulloch is the better buy. (both lawnmowers are made by Husqvarna.)

    For the 2000 mark you should be able to get a Castelgarden XDC140 or XDC104HD imo a better mower than the Husqvarna and McCulloch - albeit a bit smaller than the McCulloch in cutting width.


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