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Ride on mower

Hi,Just wondering how good a rode on mower is to use in wet weather?I've been offered a job using the clients ride on, but not 100% sure if it should be used on a wet surface or in rain? I'm in Scotland so this is a big issue during the summer!CheersSteven

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  • PRO
    What is it? Most are kinda useless in the rain and not a lot better in the dry.
    • It's a brand new John deere not sure what model exactly
      • I've got a JD X305r and fantastic in the dry and utterly useless in the wet
      • PRO

        Is it a side discharge with a long tube to some collector boxes or a direct rear discharge? I appreciate you might not know now. But I find the side discharges are only good on short grass and struggle even with leaves, but they are fantastic mulchers (I use an X304 every week at a property)

  • Ask the client if they use it in the wet and if so how it performs.

    • PRO
      Haha, the client will tell you it's great, mainly because they usually have nothing to compare it too, and believe everything their local machinery salesman/women tells them... haha
  • PRO Supplier

    Image result for hovercraft mower

    • PRO
      I'll get my MIG and my nans bicycle, its a great idea because I can cycle faster than a ride on lol
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