My Honda is 13 years old and been best mower ever. It mows 6-8 lawns a week. I’m looking to get another one with the new engine and updated body. From research it’s the better choice over toro. I’ll keep this as a spare
Not one person on this planet has shown people how to change the oil in this model. I love my cub cadet string trimmer, but man it’s been a struggle just to figure out how to do it. Thanks for the video.
The instructions on my air filter say to lightly oil the foam outer sleave. Noticed you did not. Is this a necessary step? How will not doing it affect the performance of the filter?
Never really payed much attention to the lower lines of cubs since I own a 20 year old GT2544 which is equivalent to the XT3. But I’m impressed just how nice these LTs and light duty GTs are made. Good attention to detail. Nothing like the XT3 or any of the older cubs but better than really anything else made today.
And because I was a gazillonaire..and I liked doing it so much..I went out and bought the biggest mower I could find… And I mowed that grass for free… Not the exact quote… 😂😂😂😂 Awesome mower👍
Hey - I finally used mine this evening for the first time! (I had previously been so intimidated by it.) Using it was more enjoyable than I'd imagined - now I get what all the fuss is about! 🚜
I purchased a new BCZ2600s in 2006 and it has took care of the weekly trimming of two 20ac school campuses plus my farm. I’ve run 100% non-ethanol gas with Sabre synthetic oil exclusively. It’s had 1 carb diaphragm and numerous trimmer heads but otherwise has needed nothing. My 7500 backpack blower has been 100% as well. I could go to my shop and pick up that old RedMax trimmer and I guarantee you that it would start cold on the second pull. Heads and shoulders better than the Stihl 4-Mess trimmer that it replaced.
Yet another unhelpful video. You don't cover the most difficult part, getting the tire off the rim and putting a new one on. You should change the title to "how to remove cub cadet wheels and then put them back on