Brook you keep doing and saying what you think cause those who don’t like your honest bluntness are the losers The majority of your followers are now and will stay with you because of your outspoken way you are so thank you for this freshness and hope you NEVER change

Hey dude, I just appreciate your down to earth honesty! It’s a quality that today, aint what it use to be.. Keep rollin’ the way you always roll, dude! Semper fi

Haters are always gonna hate. That’s their problem.

Wow, that made my day. Always start my day with Brock and a morning coffee. It made me smile because you are just authentic you. This world is full of inauthentic people and so it always refreshing to get yoour opinion. Keep it up

I like that mower. If I were younger, I would buy one. So, I will just enjoy watching you mow with it.

Do I give value to your reviews? I value it as much as I would from anyone else I don't know. (I don't mean that to sound hateful.) What I do is listen to your review, compare it to others and then see if it lines up with my needs. I get the most value from watching what products you use on a daily basis (the products show up regularly in your videos). If I see you using product xxx in multiple videos then I know you have found value for your needs. Fully realizing that not every product gets used everyday. I guess my point is that I use your reviews along with others to help me make an informed decision. I don't take any one review from anyone as gospel.

I have been cutting grass for a living for 35yrs. 18 yrs ago i become paralyzed from waist down. I struggled for 8yrs still cutting, had good employees. They my son turned 18 and he has been amazing. In 12 yrs hes doubled our company. So i fix everything, do maintenance. You never know who your touching. Maintenance has become my life, we run 8 trucks. Even more in winter. 2 lawn crews, 1 large landscape crew. Thanks for your input Brock. I bought 2nd dixie chopper to be delivred in Michigan in 1987, i was 19. I startedat 15.

I don't remember you ever claiming to be an expert on anything. Always love your videos.

Great videos of shoot from the hip. I had a 23 hp 54" cub cadet zero turn for 12 years. Replaced the spindle to the blades twice because the cast aluminum on one of the 4 ears broke off and the blade cut uneven. Not because of the sealed bearing ceasing. I gave the mower to family after purchasing Kubota diesel zero turn last year.

I’ve watched you review a lot of mowers. I would take your word for it. Thanks Brock

I saw the same mower on Outdoor w Morgan’s. He said the same thing about being great on hills and that his wife would use the mower over a traditional zero turn. LOL. I have not owned a mower in over 35 years. I live in the mountains. 😊

Brock, I respect your opinion and I believe this is a good mower even a great mower for the fact that it can mow on hills the way you described it outdoor with Morgans have the same mower and they love their mower so I agree with you I think this mower designed is a good one just for the simple fact that it has front wheel steering and you described it perfectly. Keep up the good work.

Listen, here youngster, lol coming from a man that has been around lawnmowers a while, and even owned his own lawn business at one time was convinced that that might be the best zero turn mower made for another positive was the true zero turn feature so until I try one you had me convinced take care of Brock and don’t listen to everybody you can’t please them all lol

Brock, I appreciate your authenticity and enjoy your videos. Keep up the great work!

I have the 50 hour service on my 2515H happening tomorrow. I love this tractor. And like you brock, I am not an expert. Heck, this is my first tractor. But I looked and looked and talked to people for 6 months before making the purchase. And for my use case I could not justify the other brands. My back field is only 2 acres. But I didn't just want to mow it. Eventually I want to plant in it. So just a mower wouldn't do. I also have about 1.5 acres of lawn space. For that I got a Hustler Fasttrack. Is that over kill for my yard? Yes. But since "my" property is actually my mother in laws and I am just the one maintaining it, I wanted to make sure that the mower would outlast her and it would be the last one she ever had to buy. The reasons I made these purchases worked for my needs and my situation. Each person has to examine their own needs and find what works best for them. I did look at that Cub Cadet you are running. It looked like a fine machine. But for me there was one deal breaker. It is not fat man friendly. Keep on doing what you are doing. Love the content and even the debate!

I have never been a Cub Cadet fan. Growing up 20+ years ago my grandparents had multiple cub cadet mowers and we couldn’t keep them together. Obviously that could have changed greatly with time. I do have to say as a person with a small lawn service that mower you are demonstrating Brock is super impressive. I’d love to have it on my farm with lots of grass too. I enjoy your channel and appreciate you!

If someone makes a comment “That guy does know what he’s talking about “ is a garbage comment. That person hasn’t offered anything to the contrary of your opinion. Tell me why Brooke doesn’t know what he’s talking about, why are you more qualified, what in their opinion is the better mower? Keep doing what you do making good entertaining informative KZfaq videos and I’ll keep watching and I might even use whatever I learn to make a decision about a product I am thinking about buying.

Brock, I stick with you because you are not all fluff and no stuff. I enjoy and respect the fact that you are transparent and honest. You do you and say what YOU think and keep doing what you do. Thanks for another great video.

Brock I value watching you test and give your thoughts of different machines.

I liked the first video about this tractor. I have a Cub steering wheel zero turn, five years old, 50” fabbed deck, fuel injected, dealer tractor. It has 170 hours on it and I’ve had zero issues except the right front tire goes soft. My lot isn’t an easy one to mow which is why I bought the steering wheel type. My only complaint with the design is it can be somewhat difficult to turn the steering wheel.

Forget politics Brock.....you're WAY too honest . pc

Brock, I value your opinion greatly. You are a regular guy who is honest, hard working , loves using equipment and loves trying and demonstrating different equipment. Yes, you are one person and don’t claim to be an expert on equipment. A regular guy like most of your viewers giving his honest opinion about what the equipment he is using. I value that. Thanks

Okay now , no one listened to me either and I have over 40 years in commercial grounds maintenance. And don't take this the wrong way but you're a KZfaqr . And you make good content the majority of the time. Do I like all of it , NO. But that doesn't stop me from watching. But moral to the story is sometimes you me and the rest of the world should just listen and take the information for what it's worth.

The best mower is the one that fits your needs the best. By the way i have that exact mower and it is amazing. My only complaint is that she is thirsty. I haven't tested a large variety of mowers but this one has exceeded my expectations. Happy customer here!!

You the man Brock! Fairly new to the channel but, i enjoy the heck out of all your videos. I want my own saw mill!

One of my favorite people not to listen to…lol. Some people wouldn’t understand perspective, nuance, or raw objective honesty if it bit them. I appreciate your approach, and your batting average is actually pretty darn good. Thanks for putting in the work and another good video Brock!

As you have always done "this is my opinion", everyone needs to take that as it is. I like your stuff because you point out things that I might not see or think about. Keep doing you Brock!

I have been using the cub cadet for 20 years. It is the best way with a steering wheel I cannot use a bar zero turn because I have a disability cannot hold my arm up for a long time so I can switch arms for a while. If you have hills you have to have this kind of zero turn. Thanks for showing.

I have had mine for 6 years and have not had any problems and I mow a 5 acre yard. That includes steep side hills along my driveway. My 500 pro has greaseable bearings

I am a retired metal fabricator/welder and in my opinion their new design makes total sense for a quality, lasting product and is now way ahead of the other brands. You have given the mower an objective review right down the line. If I had acreage to mow, i would by this mower in a heartbeat. Thank you for sharing.

You make good solid content about the equipment you review. When I want a particular machine for my farm, I research. You are one of my resources, one of the many out there and there are tons. Everyone's particular needs differ from user to user so what is more than enough for one won't do at all for another. I for one am glad you create your content and I don't always hafta agree with your opinion, it's just one of many sources available to all of use. Thanks for what you do Brock 😉

I was little hard on you yesterday, but i still appreciate your thoughts. And i learned you cut grass for a living for short time. I didn't know that. A great sales man can talk for days.

Glad you guys show this stuff. It's useful. Don't believe everything see/hear on Utube for sure. You need to think and get confirmation from other sources on information/reviews

No you got it right! Have had mine for 5 years. Love it .They call it the Billygoat . My wife mowes now , She took it away from me.

Your opinion is your opinion and if anyone disagree's that's there problem! !

I value others opinions and hear in my head, "It's the best they have used" because I know it's pretty much impossible for any one person to try every single brand from around our big world. Not to mention technology is always advancing and it's only a matter of time before the next big thing comes along. Any persons opinion is one point of view only. My grandfather was responsible for working on and over seeing many different buildings and hotels up and down the east coast of US and Bahamas and he told me he always listened to every persons opinion that worked under him because no one person could possibly know everything....but in the end, it was up to him to make the final decision and make sure the job got done and done right. Keep being you Brock because in the end, it's your channel and you get the final say on what content comes out and you definitely have the right to your own opinions.

I have two Cut over 10 acres Love zero turn steering wheel Cub cadet❤

I have a Pro Z 972SDL CC and it is a beast. Very heavily built and I have a lot of steep hillsides which it handles without a problem. 4 seasons in on very rough ground and zero problems and no loose parts, etc.

Great video Brock, very well said!👍🏻👍🏻

The commercial Cub cadet like the one you are showing and the one that I have are awesome mowers. Don’t listen to the hater’s

Brock, I actually weight your opinion a little heavier then most people on you tube. I have said it many times....you are a normal every day guy doing normal guy things and seem to be very honest. I have read tons of comments from people across several channels regarding lawn mowers. A lot of people aggressively defend what they purchased even to the point of overlooking, or dismissing, one or two things that need improvement on the model/make they purchased. With lawn mowers you have the added knowledge of having actually used many styles of mowers from many manufacturers. I researched mowers for about five years. I looked at Walker, John Deere, Cub Cadet, Scagg, Hustler, Gravely, Toro and many more. I ended up with a J.D. x730. Is it the absolute best mower in every single category? Hell no. I discovered there is no perfect mower. The x730 checked my must have list and a few of my nice to have things. I wanted one machine for lawn care and snow removal. I had to have easy deck removal/maintenance, option for a heated cab and simple change over from summer to winter without having to lay on the ground. I am 57 and my father is 74. I see him struggle with many things and am trying to avoid this as much as possible. The x730 has an auto connect drive over deck and all of the quick tach & click-n-go brackets can be put on from an upright position. To change to snow blowing you have to lie down to attach a drive shaft (easy) and that's it. It works for me and I love my selection. Other people will obviously have other terrain requirements, attachment requirements and personal must have's. I don't begrudge other people for buying something else that suits their needs and wants. Long winded I know but I for one value your opinion and place it in the useful box for information in my decision matrix. Have a great day.

I like the cub cadet zero turn with 4 wheels steering, it’s the best hillside mower and ditch mower I have ever owned or used before on hillside

My first Cub RZT 50” with 22 hp Kawasaki lasted me 18 years, just bought my second and think it’s the best

Good morning Brock! You have made me TYM believer as well. My only holdup is my local dealer prices are 20% more than the tractor yard! Keep up the good and HONEST content. Thanks!

You are super transparent, Brock. Someone who is new might not understand but those of us who have been here know you and trust you. We also know how much to trust you because we know what you do, what you've done. You aren't an expert but you have a lot more expertise than me on things and so I listen. I don't know why trucks don't have grease zercs anymore. I've wondered if it's because grease is bad or if people aren't going to grease them reliably. I know I'm not going to be good about greasing so I prefer sealed stuff. Also anyone who isn't an idiot understands that "best mower" is subjective. I know it's the best that you have tried for your needs. Anyone arguing with you is an idiot or they have tried something you haven't had for a different need and aren't arguing the same thing. For me the best mower is my Ryobi ZTR because I wanted electric, and it was the one that had the right tech at the moment I was willing to buy. And I will die on that hill based on the things I needed but not unrelated things. It won't mow all my acres in one go, but neither can I 😅 It won't cut the thickest stuff in one go. But all electric has a trade off.

We live in a 10 second world today! What you say is your opinion, and I am glad for that. As an engineer, you don't make decisions based on one opinion. Listen to other people and distill what they say to what is pertinent to you and then make your decision! About your bearing question "what is best?' Bushings take large loads, but are inexpensive and require attention more frequently. Bearings not sealed will give better performance and require careful maintenance, but will not handle abuse. A sealed bearing will provide good performance if sized correctly, and requires no maintenance. So what is best? Depends on the user! Vote with your pocketbook! Thanks!

It’s all good bud. I respect you your opinion 😊

You do not listen to one person, you do research. And if they do not like what you say don't listen. I see one of your videos from 2 years back and you have draped a lot of weight. enjoy your videos keep up the good work

Keep the content coming, love the information you provide! I am currently considering the cub cadet due to hilly terrain and you provided some real life data well beyond a corporate commercial. Thank you. At the end of the day I’m responsible for the decision I make, good or bad……

Brock........... Just stay the way you are and say how it is and how you think.. Don't change a thing. In the old days pre 1960-70's electric motors had grease fittings since the beginning of electric motors............. Now they are sealed bearings and run for thousands of hrs go figure that.

I've been a lawn maintenance contractor for over 40 years. YOU have sampled more different mowers than I have. There are other contractors that LOVE equipment that I think is less useful. ANY ime I watch a video to get some insight on ANYTHING...I read some comments to get other opinions, and I always do all the research on equipment to satisfy me before I buy it. I WAS surprised that the Cub Cadet Pro Zero had those features. But Cub Cadet has never been known to be a part of the Lawn/Landscape industry. But may garner a foothold in the future.

People are conflating the budget Cub Cadet series sold at Lowes with the commercial grade mowers. The commercial grade mowers are legit.

It’s basically impossible for me now to watch one of your videos and not wish you were my next door neighbor. 😊

I think that anyone who follows you understands your position on products you test and use as it being your personal views and opinions. I guess some people just like to argue and be objectionable. Keep testing and tractor on. 🚜

There's always the possibility of a competitor that is trolling you to discourge sales.

Thank you

That was a great video

Well said! I used to get mad at the keyboard warriors , now I just laugh at them mostly and. Do NOT reply to them with a comment

My comment was opinion. Didn't mean for it to sound hateful just strong. Im basing my opinion on my experience. That mower is not the first one to come with no grease fittings. I've been around that block before. A bearing has to stay packed with grease just having grease in the bearing is not enough once the grease gets hardened to the point it won't soften with moderate heat the bearing becomes unpacked it has grease all around it but not any between the ball and race. The heat will get hotter and hotter until the bearing fails! If you force grease through the bearing every 100 hours or so it stays packed and you will get 1800 hours or more out of the same bearing that you are getting 500 hours out of ! I don't understand why this is so hard for some people to understand. I hope I didn't rub you to bad ! I appreciate you doing these videos! Thanks

Thanks brock

I had about a 4500. dollar cub cadet 8 yrs ago. It was zero turn with a steering wheel, kawasaki engine. I bought it for mowing a big steep hill. It was great. did a good job Onlly one thing not good, It must have been a democrat, it pulled to the left. I had to only make left turns going up hill. It would not make a right turn going up hill. It pulled to the left even on a flat surface. My dealer worked on it a few times, they adjusted the sprockets under the floor, didnt helpl, then they replaced the left side trans. still didnt help. I was still pretty happy with it because it never turned over on a hill. I thought it would be I wAS safe. I finally moved and sold it. Thanks for your video. This wAS near Kingsport Tenn. The dealer there did all he could.

My former zero turn was a Cub Cadet. I had trouble with it and traded it in for a different brand, and the trade-in value was nearly worthless. However, I do respect your opinion.

Mike from Outdoors with the Morgan’s, just bought a similar cub cadet like that one. He normally only buys very good equipment.

Your down to earth and are doing a pretty good job but I think ferris is is the best keep posting videos

Hey Brock Last week Mike Morgan bought one and you know he has run many of them and he chose the Cadet and on his channel he said it was the best mower.

HOLY HELL BATMAN!!!! 😂😂😂😂😂. I’m dying here with all the comments……. Actually fun stuff to me!! My experience with any brand of Mower, tractor or implement is always better when I have actually taken really great care of it, maintained it correctly and used it for what it was designed to do/perform……. ALWAYS WITH OUT EXCEPTION…. when I have used equipment to perform work/projects that it was not designed exactly too do, I’ve had trouble SOOOOOOOO. my take away for many years now has been to only use your equipment for the task it is designed to do……. After adopting this approach my life became mainly frustration free now!! Great channel, great content, great video production and great educational content… PERIOD! I don’t always agree with you. But I damned sure respect the hell outta you sir!! Keep em coming! 🔥🔥👍👍✔️✔️

I like the Grasshopper mower diesel version. D900. Why cuz I like the deck raised up to be easy to clean and change out the blades

So, I just wanted you to know that it was not necessary for you to put out this video. If there’s one thing I learned about the Internet, it’s that some people are just a$$holes and they love to argue. You could say the grass is green and the sky is blue and there will be someone out there who wants to argue with you. They get off on arguing and love to provoke people. You just have to learn to ignore them. there is a saying that goes , “ Trolls die if you don’t feed them”, remember that. I personally love the video that you put out. I watched it with a friend of mine just yesterday who lives in another state. We queued the video up and watched it while we were on the phone. Everyone should know that these are your opinions based on your experiences. Good in-depth review videos like these are what helps people decide their next purchase. Provided you watch more than one, of course. Anyway, keep up the good work and don’t let these people get to you.👍🏻

I'm near 70 and just starting this U-Tube thing. It's a fun hobby and helping absolutely no one...

Been around the AG world for a number of years and there has always been a debate about sealed/unsealed bearings!?!? There are three types hard seal ( metal shield) ,soft seal (plastic/abs shield) and no shield. I have used them all with various results depending on application. Depending on the type of grease gun used some are capable of 5,000PSI which in the case of metal shield will collapse the metal shield and cause premature failure of the bearing; ABS/plastic is more resilient/better tolerated and then non-sealed????? In industrial and agriculture the general rule is grease at the beginning and end of use and that is still in use today. Sealed bearings became popular out of cost factor; in the past most equipment had a assigned oiler whose job was to grease and oil the moving parts (morning/noon/evening)$$$ ,I believe that oiler position doesn't exist today! I have a thirty year old lawn tractor with a fifty inch deck with three spindles and have only replaced one of the spindles; the originals were non-greasable. I just retired that lawn tractor due to deck failure after thirty years. So if your new Cub Cadet can last half that long; then you can brag!!!

Well said ,,

Do not apologize for what you think. Out doors with the Morgan's he thinks the same as you. He just bought one and featured it on his channel about its best on hills while mowing.

I agree I rather purchase the cub cadet mower than the robotic mowerone I am considering.

Your show delivers entertainment to people who are probably bored and just killing time, you are NOT claiming to be Consumers Reports. Trying to defend a product opinion is a waste of breath.

I hate zero turn mowers. Designed to get stuck. The flaws of the zero turn are what started me tractor shopping. Gonna buy a 2515h

ALWAYS debate the negative! Give you a chance to monitize them

The best thing to do is to leave the comments section alone, you really don't need to read them either. Just let your viewers leave their opinion or message for other viewers to read. Focus on content to develop a trust with your viewers. There is no need to worry about what he or she said in the comments. You know your channel, focus your energy on that. This video is not what you want to do again.

I never listen to you brother!! You don't even like to mow grass!! 🤣🤣 Tractor Hard! 🚜💪!

I was a mechanic for 40 years ÷ and grease less bearing are the most cost-effective. Because most people grease bearings to much.

There’s a lot I can say on the topic but I think I’ll add something others maybe won’t: Nearly every salesperson is a habitual liar. A lot aren’t intentionally untruthful and are pretty good to work with, but a surprising amount are intentional liars to make a sale. It happens a bit less with higher value items and items with specification sheets, but boy oh boy does it transcend industries and cultures. Out of 200+ sales people I have worked with in my life I would consider maybe one or two to be genuinely truthful. That’s on projects/purchases from $500k down to an aquarium fish. All of this sounds cynical but I assure you it isn’t a pissed off rant. I’ve worked corporate desk jobs and hands on jobs, seen it everywhere. Once you shift your methods to be that you always come into the situation knowing as much or more about the product then the sales person does, its night and day apparent how often they lie to make a sale.

I've been thinking about this review all day, well the one before this. I think the front wheels pulling, and a true zero turn is really something else. I mow about 10 acres a week, semi-commercially. I have a gravely, and used to have a scag. If either one of those made a mower with the features of the Cub you have, I'd sell my current one and buy it. I do a lot of hill work, and obstacle avoidance, those features would be phenomenal. What works for someone, doesn't work for everyone, and lawn mower bro's are worse than truck guys with chevy/ford/gmc. That said, I wouldn't buy a cub, because no one deals them around me, outside of HD and I want a service guy who knows everything and has all the parts on hand.

Brock, can you measure the wheel track width on that machine? I'm curious if its wider than my sub-compact tractor. The ditch I mow at the front of my property I have to straddle to mow it, its a bit wider at the far end, and just about drop the front end of the tractor into the ditch....it seems like that zero turn is a little wider, maybe not? I guess they do make a dual wheel version of that zero turn too, but the price....OUCH!! LOL. I had the Cub Cadet XT1 42" with the Kohler 18HP engine....in 6 years I never had problems with it, my uncle is using it now since his Husqvarna broke down one too many times.

It sounds like it’s the best off camber zero turn and it’s the best lawnmower to do a true zero turn lol like I said until I try one lol like they say, don’t knock it till you try it lol

I have no problem with you saying you are impressed with a particular mower. However, that does not make it the best. It may be the best in some areas but to say just say” it’s the best” is over the top.

"Sealed" bearings are greaseable, if you know how. If you're worried about it, manually grease them every thousand hours or so.

What some people assume is that our “deal” pressures you into saying good things about equipment that you may not actually believe in. There’s actually little to no money exchanging hands between us. Our intent is to bring more value to the viewers by sharing good deals, interesting new products, and insightful discussions about our equipment. I’m looking forward to making more content. Also curious what your followers would like to see if they had access to anything on our lot? Product comparisons, tests, maintenance, repairs, discussion topics, roast sessions, “will it start”, equipment revivals???

Some people see Cub Cadet and all they think is MTD, Craftsman, Home Depot, etc. But Cub Cadet, along with all the other brands, have lower priced homeowner models they sell at the big box stores and then professional grade models that are on a whole nother level of durability.

I do like your videos, simple man doing simple stuff. If I want an engineering conversation, I will pick a different channel. Turn the comments off, even before the video post. Some folks just want to gripe and that is all it is. Seems to be a 'deal' over the last few months. Sorry bud, please don't reply.

Well, Club Cadet may be a good mower but it certainly isn't the end all. No mower is the answer for every one simply because we all have different needs from residential, to rural. For me, I only run diesel powered ZTs. Have you noticed, most of the out door themed channels are up-talking Club Cadet, wonder why :)

Must have broke down the same day !🤠

To be fair, there are 12-15 brands that make excellent commercial grade mowers. Cub Cadet is no exception. There is a negative perception of Cub Cadet for some folks since they have been owned by the largest residential lawn tractor manufacturer MTD for a long time. This means their quality spans a large range, from big box store 30" glorified go cart mowers, all the way to the $27,000 39hp DRW tilt seat can almost drive it upside down version of the Pro Z series you're sitting on. Since Stanley Black and Decker now owns MTD, as well as Hustler, they've grown one step closer to owning all things yellow. Toro, Scag, Walker, Exmark, Spartan, Wright, Ferris, Gravely, Cub Cadet, Kubota, John Deere, Ariens, YADA YADA YADA, there are so many commercial grade mowers that are pretty darn good to excellent quality, that all use the same brands of motors and hydrostatic drives and you could even add in the specialty manufacturers that are primarily used for mowing like Ventrac and Steiner with that group too . Realistically, what I took your meaning as was that this Cub is unique in its design, and is better at precision, and hill mowing than any other zero turn because of that design. Which, no one can argue that it is. No other zero turn can hold a hill like it, and no other zero turn can reverse the inside drive wheel without tearing the lawn up consistently, giving it a realistically tighter turning radius. For pros, they can now hire a teenager right off the street and have them mowing in 3 minutes of training vs the days to weeks it takes to master lap bar controls. You will run into the same brand biases you do with your tractor content. I wouldn't take it too seriously, but you are a guy that strikes me as wanting to make sure you're looked at as an honest take kind of person. In the end, everyone on KZfaq is just another Joe Somebody who started posting home movies on a web platform. If it's a hobby, have fun with it. If people watch it, and gain something from it, awesome!

You say what you think no problem with that.

Cub cadet pro series isn't the old lawn tractor,but there's a lot going on there mechanical side.

Will you please try a bad boy max hd I would appreciate it

I’ll gladly pour fuel on the fire…. All zero turns are trash, and only pheasants mow with them. 😅 Cold AC, cold beers, air ride seat and five finger death punch blasting is where it’s at. Makes mowing enjoyable. Neighbors were hard core zero turners until they learned. It’s a job that has to be done no matter what, might as well knock it out in style.

Brock talk mike Morgan I think he has one of them he said they hold good on the hills

Like any tractor it’s all about the dealership. If you can’t get parts or work on your self I don’t need it.

I really loved my Ferris for mowing the hellside going down to my pond, but the (really expensive) Briggs motor was garbage. I'm interested in the commercial Cub, but it's hard to make the jump at that price without a few years of positive commercial customer reviews.

Looks like a nice mower, but my Deere W729 has it beat. More versatile than a 0 turn. It has all wheel drive & 4 wheel steer. Also will handle a trailer better than a 0 turn.

I would much rather have a good Japanese sealed bearing. Than a cheap greaseable bearing. When they go bad just replace them. Easy easy easy.