I was originally going to buy a ride-on mower with the mowing part bust, but then I sort of assumed two wheel drive wouldn't be good enough.
Bill
I was originally going to buy a ride-on mower with the mowing part bust, but then I sort of assumed two wheel drive wouldn't be good enough.
Bill
I think that is a good assumption, I had an old (working) Laser and that struggled on slopes like that.
I have a Jonsered (might be Huskvarna now). Goes up 1 in 4 banks in our garden. Not good if you turn upslope as the riders weight is on the lower wheel allowing the other to spin on wet grass.
I've seen the fancy ones where the cutters can be raised and lowered coping with nasty slopes. My old laser was a bit crude. It was quite fast, with its governed Kohler twin, but wouldn't get near a 1 in 4, even with a run-up! Surprised your Husky doesn't have a limited slip diff :-)
Perhaps worth saying my horse paddock is quite bumpy in places too. If it were mine, I would have sprayed, ploughed, and re-seeded it long ago.
Get a (proper) helmet & wear it. Read up or go on a training course.
What about an old pickup instead? Less pikey pilfering potential for a start...
Rollover? Explain...
So you wouldn't wear a helmet when riding a quad bike even on slopes?
Do you have a quad bike? Do you have slopes? Have you had an accident on a quad bike?
The T is silent Burns...
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