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Husqvarna rider 175

Posted by targetbuster (My Page) on
Tue, Jan 26, 10 at 10:49

Anyone have any experience with the Husqvarna rider 175? Looks like a great mower.


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RE: Husqvarna rider 175

I service one of these, or one at least in the same series. The user has been cutting a country lawn the last 3-4 years. Only repairs were minor and then regular service. Chassis parts only come from a Husqvarna supplier (or Sears) and not from a regular Electrolux supplier. My customer likes it very well and it seems to be a quality machine. They are a little different to work on. Kind of like working on a euro car vs a Chevy- so no big deal.


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RE: Husqvarna rider 175

Purchased this and seems to be a really well built and thought out machine. Haven't mowed grass yet but used it to thatch and aerate. Pulled the attachments easily and I really like the versatility of the near zero turn, front deck with the utility of a tractor for pulling attachments. Can't believe it doesn't come standard with a hobb's meter but was easy enough to fit one. We'll see how well it cuts in about 6 weeks or so. Only real downside.....SPENDY!


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RE: Husqvarna rider 175

We've been selling lawnmowers in Virginia for almost 40 years and Husqvarna is one of the most consistent brands we've sold.

Here is a link that might be useful: Husqvarna Lawnmowers


 
 

 

 


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