I need help deciding which mower to get at Sears

[unit40]

Eureka makes Sears mowers (makes vacum cleaners also). Additionally they make the consumer Husqvara mowers.

Funny 'cause Husqvarna originally made sewing machines. There really isn't anything wrong with a Briggs.....maintain them like any other engine and you'll be happy.

 

[rtdiggr]

In my opinion Sears sell low end products for high end prices.
I do a fair amount of woodworking, and for most of there tools [Sears] are built by Ryobi. Ryobi is not know for highend quality, but if you slap a Craftsmen label on the product while then they think they can charge Dewalt etc. prices.
Sears is not what they used to be. To me they are not much different then a Big Box store.

Shane

 

[2manyrocks]

I think most will agree that it would serve your best interests to widen your horizons and shop around.

You might even find a zero turn mower that you like.

 

[LBrown59]

I just need a mower that will mainly vacuum leaves and cut grass.
I already have a Kubota L3010 w/ finish mower for cutting most of my grass except for the 2 acres with oak and giant oak trees near my house.

Like you I already have a Kubota with a MMM finish mower for cutting most of my grass.
For the rest I have a Kubota BX 1500 with a 48'' mower and A CC GT2554 with a 54'' mower.
Don't need them both so am going to sell the CC.
== L B ==

 

[Mmurph]

I have the exact same mid size tractor as you, L3010 and love it, but under trees and fence rows I have a Craftsman 50" with Kohler 22.5 hp. I got the Craftsman used about 4 years ago ( it is over 10 years old now) and cant complain. Sure I have had to replace belts, bearings, blades and battery but that thing is tough. I have hit stumps that have stopped me cold, or of blades hit them, stalled the motor with no damage. Dont know if they make the decks as heavy now but havent bent mine yet and it still cuts level. BTY dont go to Sears service center to get parts, go to that E... site .