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<blockquote data-quote="johnr" data-source="post: 90160" data-attributes="member: 395">I am on my 7th or 8th mower. I have been responsible for my own yards for close to 25 years now, and I am a slow learner(cheap too)3 years ago I finally made the decision to buy a higher end model. I was tired of effn around trying to get shit to start, or run, or cut straight, or last a couple seasons.the first mower was a Kmart special, $100 and a case of oil thrown in. Lasted the longest out of my cheap mowers. I had a $350 craftsman that the self propel went out on, that spend 11 weeks in the sears repair shop(most of the mowing season).I have a Toro brand now, not sure on the exact model, but it starts first pull, cuts excellent, can mulch, bag, or blow. I think I paid in the $650 range or so, but figure I will use this mower for 15-20 years, so in the long run it cost me $35 a year to own, other then the $10 in gas it uses a year.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="johnr, post: 90160, member: 395"] I am on my 7th or 8th mower. I have been responsible for my own yards for close to 25 years now, and I am a slow learner(cheap too) 3 years ago I finally made the decision to buy a higher end model. I was tired of effn around trying to get shit to start, or run, or cut straight, or last a couple seasons. the first mower was a Kmart special, $100 and a case of oil thrown in. Lasted the longest out of my cheap mowers. I had a $350 craftsman that the self propel went out on, that spend 11 weeks in the sears repair shop(most of the mowing season). I have a Toro brand now, not sure on the exact model, but it starts first pull, cuts excellent, can mulch, bag, or blow. I think I paid in the $650 range or so, but figure I will use this mower for 15-20 years, so in the long run it cost me $35 a year to own, other then the $10 in gas it uses a year. [/QUOTE]

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