kawasaki engine mower advice please

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Yes, Cub Cadet shows no shame in what they'll attach their name to unfortunately.

Weedwackers and such with their name on it are pretty junky. I could never understand this because why would you want to steer someone away from a brand over a fall-apart ~$100 string trimmer?

Joel
 
Why not try SCAG? Kubota is an amazing machine but SCAGs come in 48 52 and 61" and all have kawasaki engine options. They wont be fanciest but their decks are solid and kawasaki engines are great (I believe they range from 25HP to 30HP?) Worth looking into for the price
 
cub cadet is another product flushed down the [censored] via MTD. Kawasaki engines are my #1 choice. For what your wanting, John Deere would be my choice, and your not going to find a kawasaki powered deere in lowes. Husqvarna also offers a lawn tractor powered by kawasaki and they now offer a fabricated deck (not going to find this at a box store), cheaper tractor with an excellent deck. Parts for Husqvarna/AYP products are much easier to find than MTD junk, not to mention easier to work on. As a price point Zturn, you might check out the sport series Hustler, nice product at a good price with a fabricated (welded) deck, only downfall with the sport is, they use a final drive transmission as opposed to pumps and wheel motors found in more expensive models. But to buy a decent Z youre gonna be dropping + $5K. otherwise youre getting a toy. Scag is the real deal, but you get what you pay for, and in my business, i wont accept anything less than a turf tiger powered by a kawasaki. Kohler is no where near up to snuff and their courage engine is junk. Honda engines are usually underpowered gas guzzlers compared to kawasaki. If I had to have a 2nd choice engine, it would be a briggs vanguard, not your every day briggs & stratton. This is coming from a person with a fleet of mowers used 9+ hours a day 6 days a week, they only get breaks on sunday and in the winter. For a homeowner with up to 2 acers to mow, a Z isnt necessary in my honest opinion.
 
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