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Thinking of buying a Ride on - advice

f0zzy · 2017-05-27 15:53:30

Have about 1/2 acre to cut. Terrain is mixed - ranging from flat to some slopes. Lots of natural features trees and natural protruding rock (large) to navigate around. Mostly dry under foot but some areas hold the water a bit - so can be slightly boggy during wet periods. I've no clue about ride ons whatsoever - so any…

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27-05-2017 4:53pm

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f0zzy

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Have about 1/2 acre to cut. Terrain is mixed - ranging from flat to some slopes. Lots of natural features trees and natural protruding rock (large) to navigate around. Mostly dry under foot but some areas hold the water a bit - so can
be slightly boggy during wet periods.

I've no clue about ride ons whatsoever - so any advice appreciated
on what to look for etc ?

Tx

F-z

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#2 27-05-2017 5:10pm
NIMAN

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You basically described my garden, exactly.

I have a Husq CTH171, and its ideal for the garden, takes about 25mins.

I mulch rather than collect the grass.

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#3 27-05-2017 9:43pm
Shefwedfan

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Why would you not post in the super thread?

http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=2055635176

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#4 28-05-2017 4:07pm
f0zzy

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Tx Shefwedfan

Done that now.

Closing this thread

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