Thank You for this Video,,, It was very informative and helped me decide on wether or not I need a Self Propelled Mower or not...

Great job Joe. Being 6’ 3” I went with the Scag! Would never of considered Scag without this video! Many thanks!

You should make one without the horrible music in the backround. Had to turn the video off. You would have to be tone deaf to listen to this '

Great job showing and telling, yes they are hard to pick if you don’t know nothing about them. So good job for the video showing telling have a good one see ya next time see ya soon bye.

Which one can I be faster on, self propelled or push. We have a used craftsman self propelled, but I usually push it because it feels too slow. But it may just be the machine.

Push mower all day Push is much faster as I can throw it around, back and fourth, trimming around trees etc. They usually put a smaller engine on the push. Wish someone sold a light push with a powerful engine

Great vid, real informative.

Who puts down mulch BEFORE they trim the bushes?

Great video!! Was deciding on a stander.What do you think between a kohler 740 efi vs a kawi 730v carb for durability.Thankyou Louis.

Nice!

I have a 24 inch cut self perpelled cub cadette pushmower it is the best mower out here te

Which is better for carpet grass

Didnt start the mowers! 🙄 Useless review

Thanks for the video

How much deep the trenches are for the pipes

I like a push mowet but I do have a honda HRX2176HZA, along with 2 push mowers m I grab the pushers first

"Carbonated" lmfao 🤣

My mowers plug won’t come loose

Now I know I can do this. I been wondering if this would work. Thanks for the inspiration!!!

How to protect house mounted irrigation control box from the sun?

Getting a truck like this and the jobs to support it just became my new goal.

Where did you get the ramp?

Yo uso una pero no tiene fuerza quien me puede orientar que puede ser

Good video! For me it’s “push mower” all the way! I’m getting older, have some big hills in my yard, and needed a new mower so I got a self propelled mower thinking it would be better. I was wrong lol! I can’t stand the self propelled mower. That thing is heavy, bulky, hard to maneuver around, and it takes longer to get my yard cut with it somehow? I’m selling it and buying another push mower lol! My yard is about 1/2 a acre fyi

You need to wear a mic. I can't understand half of what you are saying.

I was hoping we could see the SP working

Welcome to RAV. You are the first I have fond on KZfaq doing landscape in the Richmond area. It's nice to see places I recognize. Good luck with the chanel. I'm looking forward to seeing more content from you.

Another video that is ruined by music.

Dosent say how to open the main valve connected to engine

can u just keep it simple eye ball it???

Great vid! I am currently in process of building and I want an irrigation system installed. At what point of the construction process is best to begin this irrigation install? I assume it is right before sod is installed but not entirely sure. Thanks!

Great comparison and it does helps. For me as a visual person, I would have loved to see them in action. I have a push mower and riding mower, but I never tried the self-propelled. I don't have an acre yard but it's big enough, and I know I will need to replace both of my lawnmowers soon.

Hey man, I just attained my summer internship with Ruppert. Any advice?

I run a mulch manufacturing company and would love to have you out and show you around. We supply RSG with there mulch. If you are interested just let me know.

This looks like good, wholesome outdoor work!

Not too heavy for the truck?

the problem with SP mower is that in theory the SP seems easier for hills and what not, but there always comes a time where you have to pull the mower up a hill for some reason or have to pull it from time to time. When you have to do that it's much more difficult to deal with because it's much heavier than a regular mower. It's also, another thing to break down on the mower. And, when the SP breaks down, believe me a light push mower would be better to have. And, if you have a flat yard, why in the world do you need SP to begin with???

Depend what size is the yard

We blow 120 yards a day. Child’s play

RSG are y’all based out of Lynchburg Virginia?

At 6' 4" tall I don't find pushing a mower a big issue. It's just finding one where the bar comes up high enough I can push it efficiently. Most of them seem like they're designed for 5' tall people or something. I've even though about trying to build a custom bar for my cheap push mower.

Y'all need to stop by the GeoRipper booth this year.

i had a lawn service for 7 years and mowed 45 lawns a week with a lawnboy mower. The mower was fantastic EXCEPT for the self propelled. The self propel slowed me down bigtime. I was young then but to me the self propel just wasnt worth the money and i think the extra weight makes it harder to maneuver. I still believe a simple push mower is the way to go....

How do you remove the plug

Thanks! Good simple quick video.

Thanks your video was helpful. My current Tecumseh Crafstman (push) mower was given to me as a house warming gift 23 years ago. Just rebuilt the carb and its still starts and runs like a champ - although the deck is showing some rust through. I've been looking at some of the new Toro Super Recyclers but your video has given me reason to stop and think. I have a suburban lot 50'x120' lot, relatively flat and when you subtract the house, garage, landscaping etc. I estimate about 4000 sq. ft. of lawn with plenty of turns and obstructions - now I'm thinking a better push mower would be a better buy than a SP unit. Thanks.

What kind of mulch are they using?

The triplex is the easiest machine you will ever operate....

69 years old, and I use and want a push mower. Get one with oversized back wheels and it is a breeze to maneuver. I can also lift it into the back of my pickup by myself if I need to. I don't have acreage, maybe 5000-6000 square feet. I see no reason to have a heavier, more complicated mower.

Self propelled: Great for lazy and/or elderly people. Heavier. More things to break. Push: Great for a very light workout. Lighter. Less things to break. Push-1 Self-propelled-0. Push is better in most cases.