NOT A REVIEW FOR HUSQVARNA TS 354XD GARDEN TRACTOR! Sweet Bailey Landscaping (: ep. 08 :) 

WOW! I'm almost speechless! You couldn't be more right and I really appreciate your honesty. Thank you so much!!! I appreciate your support and kindness. Your welcome, take care 🙂.

Yes, it's hilarious that people rather waste there time making themselves look bad and try to bring down others. Rather then show some respect and appreciation. I considered RE-doing my Full review video with mods. Because I did make one mistake, which was I didn't mention that I own and run my own landscaping business. Thats why I bought that machine. But it's okay, because not mentioning that helped me see who is nice and who ain't. So I'll just let them keep complaining. LOLzzzzz. Also thanks for your support and kindness. I have been working on a new video which focuses on the "electric locker". It does great on hills, mostly UP. Not so much down, it tends to FREEWHEEL if its to steep. Which I REALLY DON'T like! But besides that, its a great machine! I may make another video on it now, since I've got about 80 hours on it in the last year. Take care and thanks again! 🙂

Absolutely agree with you..me personally I don't give a Rats ass what others think

I was about to comment on the yard size. However, I was going to confirm indeed if that is the only yard that machine is cutting..... it will 100% last a lifetime. Good purchase and it seems amazing. I mow 2 acres with a craftsman T1200...... my actual tractor would destroy my yard. So looking at this Husqvarna as an eventual replacement

I respect your honesty and the only thing I would want to change about my video. Was to mention the fact that I own a landscaping business and thats why I purchased that machine. But soon I'm gonna make another video to mention a few more things I realized after putting about 80 hours on it in one year. Thanks for your comment and support. Glad you like the way it sounds, it is pretty loud at full throttle. Take care. Later, PEACE! :)

Your welcome. Glad you enjoyed it. Take care and thanks for your support. Later, PEACE! 🙂

Thank you for your kindness, im glad you enjoyed. Thanks for your support. Take care 🙂

Awesome, im happy for you. Its a great machine, thanks for your support. Take care

Hello Willie. Thanks for support and comment. Yes, it's an awesome machine. I recommend it to anyone with MORE then a half acre. It has good amount of power and large cut area. Plus it does amazing on steep hills. Also very comfortable. Take care and hope your enjoy your new machine. Later, PEACE! 🙂

I think the 42 or 48 inch is fine for myself. Like to enjoy the mowing.

Oh, yes of course. Nice point of view, I'd say Its light. I didn't even think of that, but I did need to tighten steering wheel bolt. Was loose, forgot to mention in video. Id say its no different or harder then one with smaller tire. But note, im used to honda civic oversized 205/50 15 no power steering. But id recommend this machine to anyone honestly. Great machine in so many ways. Perfect for what I needed. Hope this helps. :)

Hello John. It's doing good. Hasn't been used much lately, but everything seems to still be in good working order. Only has about 115 hours on it, 2 years old. Rear end seems a bit louder then I remember. But I could be wrong. Thanks for your comment and support. Take care. Later, PEACE! 🙂

Hello Chris, thanks for the support. I love the mower, its like the Cadillac of mowers with a locker. I was in Wyoming in December last year. So I realized I may need to get some snow tools. I did look up the snow blower, plow, aggressive tires, chains and weights. But there only on my "Wish List". That being said, I know nothing about them. Sorry, I can't help more. The blower may just be that way, not sure if there's a way to improve its performance. Depends how its powered. But I have a question for you. Do you have same stock tires? Do they perform good in snow or need upgraded to super aggressive snow/offroad tires? Plus everyone says rear wheel weights are a must. Hope this helps, I appreciate you asking for my advice. Take care. Later, PEACE! 🙂

Hey buddy. I have chains on the back but Havnt needed to put the rear weight on. I’m in northern Ontario and for the most part the package is Awsome. It throws snow big time but something has happened recently and it’s like it running on half power. I bought it all new from the dealer in New Liskeard Ontario Canada back in may. I installed the snowblower and it all worked great. The winch system has troubles in -40C but what doesn’t haha. I got no complaints with the stock tires. I got some videos I’ve made I’ll maybe post for all the lawnmower geeks out there🤟peace bro. Stay safe 👊

@@ontariochris3.0 Hey, I understand machinery struggling in cold weather. Sorry to hear it's giving you a bit of trouble. I noticed on mine when engaging the deck blades, if throttle is less the 3/4 it could or will die completely. So got have at high or full throttle to engage blades. In super tall grass, about foot or so. It struggles a bit. But has great power. I'd like to see your videos. I appreciate your support and kindness. Thank you! Glad the stock tires with chains works for you. How much clearance is there between the chains and fender? Just regular tires stock, there's barely more then an inch or so. But where the deck is much less. Seems a bit tight to me. I was gonna get an extra set of wheels and smaller more aggressive tires. Or just take the deck off completely and its just snow blower or plow. I want get most attachments. Since I run my own landscaping company. I forgot to mention in review video. Hard to make perfect videos. Nice chat buddy. Look forward to more conversation and possibly some videos. Take care. Later, PEACE! 🙂

Check my channel. I just posted a couple snowblower videos. Cheers

Um no, structural I beams are not measured by gauge. It’s lb/ft.

@@jaxturner7288 12 gauge 11 gauge 10 gauge steel are used in steel beams my garage was built like that so there you have it

@@thepatriot4355 so you got a sheet metal building and your entire education on the subject from your pole barn salesman I take it? Structural I beams are absolutely NOT ever quantified or called out by a gauge type of scale. They are measured, specified and called out on blueprints by the height of its web over its weight per foot as ALL other structural beam values are standardized by structural engineering production codes. As in a 12/40 beam has a twelve inch web and weighs 40 pounds per linear foot. ALL of its other values, capacities and measurements are kept constant by industrial standards. Nothing about i beams is ever described using the term; gauge. Never. Google it if you don’t want to stay “salesman educated” level of ignorant. 👊

Hello. I'm sorry, what bar? What is it hooked to? Where is it located? The other day the back rod on the deck fell off. Had to replace the pin and washer. But that may be my fault. Lol, but holding strong at almost 170 hours. Thanks for your support and kindness. Later, PEACE! 🙂

John, there are a few components. The belt, some hangars and some pins. You may want to wear some gloves while installing. You align the mower and the deck side by side, both facing forward. The deck's discharge chute will be on the right side. Put the belt on the deck first. Make sure it contacts all three mandrels properly. Then in front of the deck there should be some slack on the belt where it connects to the engine pulley later. You can side the deck sideways straight under the mower fairly easy, but its about 150 pounds. Then you got hook up the hangars to the deck and the mower frame. One sideways on the back of the deck, some on the sides and the front where the roller wheels are just slide into that slot in the front hangars. Then as you go, you got to install all the pins so it all stays there. After all that you can grab the belt in the front of the deck and start it on the engine pulley. Just loop it so one side is on the pulley, then manually turn the pulley by hand to install it the rest of the way. It will be pretty tight so be careful and don't get your fingers pinched in there. Hope this helps, best I can do for now. Take care and good luck.

I agree i used mine once twice and it locked up 1 of the 3 spindles

I blow mine out after each use, 3 rd year no problem, fine tractor.

Hello Kenneth, So I'll say it again. I have a landscaping business. Also I never said it was ONLY for my yard. Sorry that I failed to mention that in video. Its difficult to make these videos absolutely perfect in every way, just so you know. I'll make another video explaining this eventually. But thanks for your comment and honesty. My apologies, take care

Believe me, I completely agree with you. Besides the fact that I dont just mow my own yard. I run my own landscaping business, so that is why I chose that machine. I just dont film while I work on my customers yard. But I appreciate your input, also I would really appreciate your support. Please like and sub. Thanks, take care :).

Hello sir. People choose there own actions, it makes them who they are. I don't choose to disrespect people for the way they talk or anything. I choose respect and kindness. Maybe you should try it sometime! Good luck and take care. Thanks for view and rude comment! 🙂

"Tim" - it's sad when people go out of their way to spread negativity just for the sake of putting others down. Hope you can spread positivity in the future or just not comment.

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One of the differences between the ts354xd and the t240 is that the ts354xd has a differential lock and can pull ground engaging tools like box scrapers, cultivators, plows, With the t240 you can't do any if that but the t240 is good on small to medium yards. The ts354xd is used on large properties 3 acres or more farms ranch and land owners. It will work on small yards.