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Looks nice. How long is the commercial warranty on it?
I was so pleased to be able to have one that I forgot to ask!! Bad boy.
Very over priced to me........Shame it's still only a domestic machine, same as my 655vr but with a steel roller & a bbc......surely they could produce a beefed up roller mower to put in there (professional use category) for that type of money there's the weibang 48 pro.
I'm wondering if it may have a better drive system with it having the steel roller rather than a plastic one. If not then i'd imagine it'd suffer all the same issues with drive reliability that are well documented, if not more so. I loved my old Viking when it worked but just kept breaking down. But if this does have a more robust drive system i'd certainly be interested.
Apparently it's all new.
It doesn't feel or work like a domestic mower, the collection was great certainly as good as the weibang but it it so much easier to handle in tight areas. We also put our weibang 56pro and the Viking through the same overgrown area the weibang was getting bogged down the Viking coped without missing a beat.
Call me old-fashioned but don't like the look of a single-sided handle............ it can'tbe as strong and must have a slight "twisting" action when pushing it down and wonder how long it would last.................. perhaps that's why they don't use it on the "profesional" models?
Their most expensive professional model actually does use this mono handle system, the MB 756 YC. Shame none of the professional models have a roller though...
I didn't like the look of the handle but after a few minutes I had forgotten about it until I emptied the very full grass box with easy access.
had a Viking mower a few years ago. It was the dedicated mulcher, It did cut amazingly well but was always in the shop getting fixed. Especially the bearings on the wheels that only lasted a month to six weeks at a time.
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