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Used Toro 20055 vs. New Honda HRX

Posted by xgmjacket MO (My Page) on
Thu, Sep 15, 11 at 17:11

I am looking for a good quality, 21" Self-Propelled Walk Behind. I had pretty much decided to get a new Honda HRX217VKA ($600) but came across a 2007 model Toro 20055 Super Recycler on Craigslist for $200, which appears to be in very good condition. The Toro has an aluminum deck, the Honda has Nexite. Toro has the 6.75hp Briggs, the Honda has the GCV190.
I am looking to get about 15 years out of my next mower (selling a 1998 Lawn Boy 10525 that I am tired of messing with
to get it to run right).� I am wondering if the Toro will last that long since it already has 5 seasons on it.� Also not
sure about the Personal Pace drive since I do some stopping and backing up around trees in my yard and such.

Which would you choose and why?


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RE: Used Toro 20055 vs. New Honda HRX

The Toro is a great buy if it has been cared for. If it rolls easily back and forth w/ no squeaks, the drive has probably lubed along the way. There aren't too many PP drive failures on the SRs. And really not expensive when there is, at least compared to the Honda. The HRX is a nice mower and the deck is easy to keep clean however. There would be a weight and handling difference to consider.


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