Do you know the fastest way to cut grass commercially? Here's a hint: It is the most basic and time-tested method. You might even find yourself getting behind this one!
The assembly of the lawn mower could be done without any problems ru-vid.comUgkxTPN04aT-Qdjr_KS3ql7ng8wnU3wwsCqk also recommend I just puzzled something about the red strange “key”. However, it quickly turned out that this creates a kind of contact bridge between battery packs and lawn mowers. An additional backup as a father of a 1 year old nephew is great!! :-)
Two decades ago, I worked as a professional landscaper and used a mower almost exactly like this one. I recently bought a house and learned that I am not only going to have to mow my own lawn, but the couple of acres next to my house that is owned by the city. I want a mower like this one. I think I will be able to make some extra bucks mowing lawns for my neighbors.
Lightweight is good and what did I use it for it’s a lawnmower ru-vid.comUgkxTPN04aT-Qdjr_KS3ql7ng8wnU3wwsCqk also recommend Yes it is lightweight so hence not as robust as our old one. But if you take care it does the job really well.
Just received my Kage kaddy 500 series sulky today. These guys are prompt with delivery and have designed a 10/10 product. Yes, the sulky is much more expensive than others available BUT.... worth every penny. I decided to go with the full suspension 500 series as this will be used on a daily basis and my legs, hips, knees and back are worth much more that the cost of this unit. I've owned other brands and this one by FAR is the only one I will ever consider. Their other models are a great choice as well if you're using it partially throughout the day. I wouldn't recommend riding a non suspension sulky all day. God Bless!
They're right. You can't wheelie a stand on easily. I was thinking manufactures must own patents to suspension sulkies then I found this. A suspension sulky on a walk behind is the answer vs stand on. IMO. Plus the savings on weight and ease of maintenance. And price.
I knew from the first 30 seconds of this video that the guy operating the mower was the office dweller selected for the photo shoot. He was mowing with the flap open blowing the clippings into the mulch bed. Big mistake buddy.
*This mower....... changed my life **Bestfor.Garden** also recommend I never thought I would see the day when I would ever make the switch to electric yard tools. But this was one of my best decisions yet. My old 15+ year old gas mower snapped its pull string while trying to get it to fire up and instead of fixing it, I chose to upgrade instead.*
The parent company has resisted the trend to the zero turn or stand on mower. Hmmm... I would think so. Why? Those platforms don't required a Kage product. Seems obvious.
From 3:34 to 3:44 in this video my question is... was that (the lawnmower man) cell phone real cell phone or 🚫 or was that a fake cell phone 2 be used as a prop for the video???🤔🤔🤨🤨🤨
The things wrong with this video👇🏻 1.) We never got to see the stander mower on the hill 2.) Walk behinds cost more money to maintain because of the price of maintenance for the velke 3.) Walk behinds are harder to turn with 4.) Making a three point turn is not time consuming if you know how to do it 5.) Controls for walk behinds are hard on your hands
@@aleemsmith9507 There was not any live action footage of the stand on in the video. The took a photo from Stanley Genadeks video about how they slipped when the ground was WET. I do agree that everyone should know how to run all types of mowers, but some just don’t aren’t for some people.
Maybe I should apply to teach your operators how to use those wheels, you shouldn't need to get off them; not for your videos, the guy on the rider could use training as well. I'm not trying to be a jerk. I do like your wheels though, I really want to try them out and give them a go.
I watch a lot of mowing on RU-vid. While the things you're saying are true to a point they can also be done just as easily I've seen with 0 turns and stand on mowers. In the videos I watch on RU-vid the people that are doing the mowing do the same things that you're describing and they don't have a walk behind with a sulky. I guess it comes down to are you lazy or not.
Or, you could be a good operator and know your equipment. Give me a ZTR worth spitting at (scag...not xmark) and ill out cut your "pro" walk behind mowers.
@@yzrippin Both ate good machines, but for what I did Scag worked best. Both mowers cut fantastic for yard work, finish work or light commercial. But Scag is built a bit tougher and can take more abuse. I use to cut 10-20 yards a day, 2-3ft tall grass and the scag did it very well. I'd also frequently clear woods debris with it (not recommended for any mower). If you're gonna be doing bush hog work with your mower or be very abusive with your machine, Scag is the at to go. Xmark doesn't take the abuse as well. And that's not a bad thing, don't get me wrong.
