Just a little advise....never run that unit at half throttle...it's meant to be wide open and its air cooled. If you run your mower at half-throttle, you will cause the engine to lug, and it will use more fuel trying to keep up. More fuel means a greater likelihood of “washing” the cylinders, where the fuel washes the lubricating oil off, creating hotspots, shortening the life of cylinders and pistons, and increasing oil use
Never heard of such a thing. I call horse hockey. Running wide open when unnecessary results in excess engine wear. More rpms means more explosions in the cylinder equals more heat. He has plenty of power for the deck size.
OK point well taken One I'm not a professional 2 I like the mow And 3 I keep my blade speed high To mulch my grass good And my traveling speed low so it doesn't get away from me. And that's my preference
Not gonna lie that was hilarious no disrespect intended but that was funny. My wife was watching laugh so hard she was my goodness what’s so funny I said baby you have no idea. I can only imagine how tricky it is to use till you get it handled. Thanks for sharing.
Brother I'm a over the rd truck driver I'm only home once a month. I'm still trying to get use to that monster lol 😆 people always say I mow too slow but that baby's got a kick and she will buck up real quick
@@cantstopwalkingbutlovemowing I used to drive a truck did it for 5 years. Once you get diesel in your blood it’s hard to get it out. But I found a way to get out of the truck and I have no regrets and was best decision I made. Be safe out in the road driver.
I just ordered one of these for myself. Question: did it come with the Chute Blocker or did you have to order that with the mulching kit? I just want the blocker part.
I bought it with the mulching kit attached. I think the shoot blocker is separate. But don't quote me. Be prepared she really has some power behind her .enjoy
@@cantstopwalkingbutlovemowing oh ok gotcha. I'll double check with the dealer. I'm looking forward to the upgrade. Going to operate for a few hours without the sulky to get the controls down first 😅
Check out my other video practicing so you can see ti get away from me a few times just be prepared for it to go full tilt a little bit above the 1.5 the middle handle 😉 I learned a reflex to slamming it back to netural spot real quick lol
@@cantstopwalkingbutlovemowingonce I get used to I, I have enough room to let it rip. I have a client who has 10k of turf on a 24k property. So I'm definitely trying to learn quick to get the sulky down. Going to be way more efficient
