Now that you’ve moved to the countryside, you find yourself with new challenges. For example, your new home probably has more grass than you’re used to-possibly more than you’ve ever seen. Not only that, but the job of taking care of it is all yours. When you now have three, four or even five acres, the walk-behind mower that used to do a fine job on your smaller suburban lot just isn’t going to cut it.
In searching for a solution to this challenge, a growing number of rural homeowners have turned to a tool that lawn maintenance professionals have used for years: the highly maneuverable, highly productive zero-turn-radius mower. That’s why they’re the single fastest-growing equipment segment in the outdoor power equipment industry.
Many homeowners see the zero-turn as a fast and fun way to mow large lawns. They’ve seen contractors use these machines and they say “I want to mow like the pros.” What most homeowner customers don’t realize, though, is there are significant differences between the commercial zero-turn mowers they see the pros run and the residential zero-turn machines priced for their budgets....
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