@@m1lkman1974 thank you and thanks for watching! Nate worked hours and hours learning how to use new editing programs. For his first time, I think he did a great job.
Thanks for watching. Nate is studying film editing and 3-D modeling. This video was his brain child. I did the work in front of the camera and he and he did the rest. I will share your comment. He'll appreciate it.
well brian i've bounced around a number of the videos you have made on ariens zero turn, and have decided i will not buy now or ever buy in the future an ariens or gravely machine. Seeing the quality issues in this and earlier videos and seeing how the ariens company has responded to you along with numerous others on youtube ariens is on the way to going under and out of business if they do not turn around and change their quality. you can send that machine up here i will cut it up into nice small pieces for you yu can send back to atiens and tell them to reassemble it, or i can weld it into a statue for you lol. i've had the original bobcat from back when it was under the original manufacture and ussed the Kawasaki engine from in the 80's I attached a sulky to it and i do miss that machine it was scary fast and cut like none other and finaly gave up the ghost after 20 years of heavy residential and comercial use this ariens you have will never come close to that or the sear DYT rider i have and keep resurrecting. brian TY for the videos these have give a number of people a serious heads up on ariens quality or the lack there of
@DMPB-fi2ir thanks for watching, but let me make one thing abundantly clear. Although Ariens does sell Gravely machines, Gravely is a completely separate division and are a FAR BETTER built machine over any Ariens. Ariens did not invent Gravely. It was a completely separate company started by Benjamin Franklin Gravely. The company changed hands many different times and Ariensco bought the rights to sell Gravely products in 1994. Don't be afraid of Gravely machines. I've run them since 2008 and I've never regretted my decision. They are built to go the distance.
