I normally don’t write about sales or weekly flyers but Cub Cadet is having a sale I just had to let you know about.
If you have been looking at the high-end residential Cub Cadet zero-turn mowers this sale is for you!
Just click on the link below and it will take you to the sales page.
If you decide to buy just click the add to cart button, go to the cart and fill out the info and the mower will be assembled ready-to-mow. You can pick it up at the dealer or they will deliver it to you for a set reasonable fee that is listed in the order form.
“Services Include: Professional service and knowledge, complete assembly, fluids check, tire and battery checked and ready to go, registered with warranty.”
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Pete
Hello Paul
My wife and I are looking ahead to our purchase of some property in Otsego County NY, north of Cooperstown. I have been researching options for lawn mowing and snow blowing., and that is how I found your website. Thank you for the informative and detailed information
The property we will buy has 5-6 acres of lawn to mow. (It is just under 13 acres total). It is fairly level, with a few modest slopes. The current owner was using a commercial grade Ferris mower (not sure which model). For snow clearing, I will need to manage 1/10-mile gravel driveway. Again, no slopes to deal with. (the current owner had a blade mounted to the front of his Jeep.)
I am moving from Michigan, so I have experience with winter. I have not managed a property of this since when I was a kid. I have never operated a ZTR mower. I do have experience with snow blowers.
I am leaning toward ZTR mowers so that I am not spending too many hours mowing. Going to ZTR means I will also need to purchase a separate snow blower. (Vs. buying a lawn mower and snow blower combo)
For the lawn mowing
I have contacted local farm equipment/lawn and outdoor dealers in my area for advice. One local dealer has suggested the Cub Cadet Pro Z 560 KW. Another dealer has suggested the Hustler 60” FasTrak
For snow clearing
Local dealers have suggested Cub Cadet 2X 30” Max and 3X 30” HD
I look forward to your follow up.
Paul
Hi Pete, The Hustler FasTrak is plenty for 5-6 acres. The Cub Cadet Pro Z is almost twice the price and you don’t “need” that much mower. The only reason I would look at the higher priced Cub Cadets is if you have slopes to mow and wanted the steering wheel version. For example, the PRO Z 154 S EFI is an easy to use zero-turn that work great on hills.
The Cub Cadet 2X 30″ Max is a good value snowblower that will handle the heavier snows you get and I do recommend it. Again the 3X snow blowers are not the best choice for your area. The 3X 30 in particular has the smaller 12-inch auger/impeller so it will clog more easily. If the dealer convinces you that you need a 3-stage buy the 3X 30″ MAX Snow Blower instead. Like the 2X, the 3X has the larger 14-inch impeller and front auger.
Two passes with a 30-inch snow blower will clear a 9-foot path on your driveway. That’s almost 1/2 mile of walking each time. If you are planning on also getting and ATV or UTV you may want to consider getting a plow for it for the snows that are less than 6 inches. It will save you a lot of time.