iSeries and attachments

[lem0n]

Anyone using Cub's (relatively) new iSeries pseudo zero-turn tractors? I am really interested in these but haven't decided whether to get it or JD's X300 one.. I wonder if Cub can handle all the attachments JD can, namely a sweeper, rake and a blade.
Any hands-on experience with either one?
Thanks!

[lem0n]

So nobody's using iSeries?

[CCinCT]

I only know of one person who has one, and so far he loves it. He's pulled an aerator/spreader with it with no problems. Cub says you can use a plow and other typical tow-behind items, so I'd say you're good to go in that regard. Only time will tell if the 2 EZT trannys will handle yard work over the long haul.

[BobReeves]

I have one with 25 hours on it.. Wished it had cruse control or just some means to lock the foot peddle. My foot an leg get tired holding the peddle down. Other than that and the clutch/break sticking after sitting all winter my wife and I both love it.

It only gets used as a lawn mower as any thing else brings out the big tractor, my Ford 3000.

[Raceral]

I had one but took it back for exactly the reason Bob said. I mowed one time and said to myself, self... this ain't gett'n it.
Talked to the dealer, they check it out said it was ok....
I looked and making the foot pedal longer but I said, hey I have 4 k in this sucker.. no way.. I took it back..
I did like the way the zero turned worked.. cool
I know have me a yazoo kees ztr and love it..
My leg got so tired holding down the pedal.