Drove the 2650 today and that settled it, i wouldn't want to go smaller. Also I got thinking, why fool around with the mmm, I read several threads about RFM versus mmm and I'm leaning in that direction. I'll be starting a new thread to that purpose, I'm not sure I got a good quite on the RFM at the dealer.
B2601 or 2650 need some good advice.
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MrMaK
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Awesome man I'll have to do the same and feel them both out. You should be able to save some money going with the RFM and be able to sell it easier if you ever decide to. Plus you can swing your tail in those hard to reach places...
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I bought a RFM several years ago for around $1100 that was pretty with almost invisible welds. My yard is a bit rough, ditches, hillside and limestone and I mow small limbs. The RFM kept breaking at connection points. It probably would have been fine on smooth level land. I talked with my dealer, Steve Barlow and he told me he would give me the $1100 back toward a $1700 Landpride 72" RFM which I jumped at the deal. The Landpride was built like a tank with very obvious welds. Used it for some time and never had an issue with it. Great mowing deck as I'm sure a Woods will be also. Weight matters with implements. Always compare weight between implement choices.