Kubota push mower

[1930]

Anyone here have one? Do you like it?

 

[Paystar]

Unfortunately they never started offering push mowers again until after I went and bought a John Deere JS48 (Snapper) from my Kubota/Deere dealer.

I'm curious to hear how they are also.

 

[diesel85]

I wish they'd make a diesel walk behind... I'd pay whatever they offer for it.

Problem is, only very strange people like me would buy such a contraption. lol

 

[TMGT]

I have had a w5021 since '94, great mower and still going strong! The new ones appear to have some nice features, I always seem to miss getting to check them out before they are sold, when my dealer get one in.

 

[SDT]

Anyone here have one? Do you like it?

I saw one at my local dealer within the past year.

Special order for a "special" customer.

22" walk behind with a Kawasaki engine. Engine had a spin on oil filter.

Mower had a $1,400 price tag.

SDT

 

[sea2summit]

I wish they'd make a diesel walk behind... I'd pay whatever they offer for it.

Problem is, only very strange people like me would buy such a contraption. lol

Need a heck of an arm to pull start that sucker.

 

[MoKelly]

I saw one at my local dealer within the past year.

Special order for a "special" customer.

22" walk behind with a Kawasaki engine. Engine had a spin on oil filter.

Mower had a $1,400 price tag.

SDT

That is quite a price for a push mower! Is it self propelled?

I wonder if it’s really 4x better than my Honda push mower. I’ve had it for 5 years and so far so good. It has a bag or mulch feature that is fantastic.

MoKelly

 

[TMGT]

That is quite a price for a push mower! Is it self propelled?

I wonder if it’s really 4x better than my Honda push mower. I’ve had it for 5 years and so far so good. It has a bag or mulch feature that is fantastic.

MoKelly

Self propelled (walk behind), Honda makes a nice mower, but from my experience with both, the Kubota is a much more stout machine (and the new ones are even heavier built then mine).

The Kubota is designed for commercial use, most Honda's are more high end homeowner use.

 

[MoKelly]

Self propelled (walk behind), Honda makes a nice mower, but from my experience with both, the Kubota is a much more stout machine (and the new ones are even heavier built then mine).

The Kubota is designed for commercial use, most Honda's are more high end homeowner use.

Thanks. My Honda certainly isn’t commercial. We use it only for damp areas where I can’t get the zero turn. We have those damp areas in spring.

MoKelly

 

[ultrarunner]

I bought a commercial Honda mower 20 years ago and was about $900.

Actually a Mother's Day present.

Easy to start, hydro and blade stop without stopping motor.

Does a good job and all aluminum deck so no rusting.

Not the most powerful but later models boosted hp.