seems to be made of parts. has the toggle switch on the handle.its got an early 80s f engine deck and replacement cheapy wheels
I fixed the link to go to the ad rather than just the pics. As best I can tell, those wheels/tires are the same tread pattern as my other steel, greaseable wheels/tires.seems to be made of parts. has the toggle switch on the handle.its got an early 80s f engine deck and replacement cheapy wheels
It's not a rip off and it isn't a deal. It doesn't have very good flip potential but if you need a mower and this works is it should it will do the job. How's that?
Sorry, I edited my post. It's a 19. If it were a staggered deck comm it would be a 21" unless it was one of the old (60's) ones with a c engine (which this is not). No 19" comms made. All the four square (non staggered) are 20's.I think you're right. If I needed a good mower...
ad says 20". Isn't it more likely a 19"? If it's really a Commercial like I think the recoil says...would it be 19" (or 20")?
So it appears to be pieced together then.Sorry, I edited my post. It's a 19. If it were a staggered deck comm it would be a 21" unless it was one of the old (60's) ones with a c engine (which this is not). No 19" comms made. All the four square (non staggered) are 20's.
You have to watch out for the word "commercial". Many sellers toss that word out there to describe their mower even if it is a residential model but has the "commercial grade" engine.If it's really a Commercial like I think the recoil says...would it be 19" (or 20")?
Yeah, I understand that. I've also seen tags that say "Commercial", and "Commercial Grade Engine".You have to watch out for the word "commercial". Many sellers toss that word out there to describe their mower even if it is a residential model but has the "commercial grade" engine.
Someone on CL here is trying to sell a V and they list it as a commercial engine. Kind of misleading IMO.