Gravely GRAVELYZTHD48 Reviews
Was a Great Buy
Model Year: 0
Love the mower. Only things I would like to change: better tires and more spring to the seat. Tire have very little grip. The seat will beat you to death. They make a better seat spring system but I believe it should have came with it. Other than that this is a great home mower.
Pros: Great all-around mover, strong, will last a long time.
Cons: Rough ride, factory tire could have more grip.
Model Year: 0
Love the mower. Only things I would like to change: better tires and more spring to the seat. Tire have very little grip. The seat will beat you to death. They make a better seat spring system but I believe it should have came with it. Other than that this is a great home mower.
Pros: Great all-around mover, strong, will last a long time.
Cons: Rough ride, factory tire could have more grip.
Zero Turn Lawnmower
Model Year: 2013
This is my second Gravely. And 2 sons also have Gravely. Very happy with all the models we have and have had.
Pros: Very reliable.
Cons: None.
Model Year: 2013
This is my second Gravely. And 2 sons also have Gravely. Very happy with all the models we have and have had.
Pros: Very reliable.
Cons: None.
Working Nightmare on the Gravely ZT48HD
Model Year: 0
Looking at replacing my starter solenoid. That's because that's about all I can do, it happens to be located directly under the starter and covered by every electrical wire, fuse and terminal in the machine, all in a space smaller than my hand. The term ten gallons in a five gallon comes to mind. Seriously look at the cluster these shmucks have thrown together in the area that I am referring to. Something that should be a 10-15 minute job on any other mower will leave you bald and foaming at the mouth on this ZT HD. Obviously the designers don't have to work on them. That's not the solenoid in the pictures, you cant see it, that's just everything you have to move to get to it.
Pros: Nice paint job.
Cons: No working room around the motor.
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Model Year: 0
Looking at replacing my starter solenoid. That's because that's about all I can do, it happens to be located directly under the starter and covered by every electrical wire, fuse and terminal in the machine, all in a space smaller than my hand. The term ten gallons in a five gallon comes to mind. Seriously look at the cluster these shmucks have thrown together in the area that I am referring to. Something that should be a 10-15 minute job on any other mower will leave you bald and foaming at the mouth on this ZT HD. Obviously the designers don't have to work on them. That's not the solenoid in the pictures, you cant see it, that's just everything you have to move to get to it.
Pros: Nice paint job.
Cons: No working room around the motor.
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