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2006-05-16 20:27:45 by Lisa D

Lowe#39;s home improvement expert, Mike Kraft, gives tips on maintaining your riding lawn mower by replacing your mower#39;s air filter and ...

Ok look I found this riding lawn mower for 500$ and its a cub cadet and it is a zero turn bagger. here is a desription This Cub Cadet grass collection system mounts quickly and easily to your Cub Cadet 50 In. Zero Turn Mower. The large 6.5 bushel capacity bags offer extended mowing times before the bags need to be emptied. The vented Nylon bags provide superior strength and airflow to reduce grass from clogging in the oversized 7 In. diameter chute. This Cub Cadet bagging system can be removed easily for storage, or for adding additional attachments.

* 50" Bagging System for Cub Cadet
* 6.5 bushel bag capacity
* Adjustments : .
* Assembled Depth (In Inches) : 54. In.
* Assembled Height (In Inches) : 18. In.
* Assembled Weight (In LBS) : 119.
* Assembled Width (In Inches) : 29. In.
* Height : 18. In.
* Length : 54. In.
* Mower Accessory Type : Catchers & Baggers
* Power Take Off : No
* Rust resistant Y/N : Yes
* Weight : 119 Lbs.
And I was wondering does cub cadet make bad riding lawn mowers and is their a difference in riding lawn mowers I am doing a landscape buisness and is this the mower for me I am not that rich and am 15 and have 10 yards to do a week, and I am on a budget to get a weedeater,riding lawnmower and edger and blower. I been doing this for a couple of years and all of my old equiment broke.

What you described was the bagger only. Be careful, some people take advantage of you due to your age. Bring a parent with you, and have them ask questions as well.

Don't be afraid to shop around to other dealers and ask if they have package deals for commercial accounts. Also ask for discounts for parts and such. Don't be afraid to ask the tough questions, they will try and please you to keep your business. Don't look for any special treatment from a box store. A dealer will service your equipment on site.

Good luck!

2008-03-27 07:23:45 by Matt Slizmo

I'm looking to find a lawn vacuum to suck up leaves. I'm not looking for a mower, pull behind vacuum, or one of those small push around vacuums. I'm interested in a riding system that can sweep and vacuum up leaves and debris. Something like a stadium vac. Good for when after the grass has been mowed already but the leaves fall onto it, well I don't want to mow over the mowed grass again, I just want to "clean" it up. Something you would ride around on in your yard, so not a gigantuous piece of equipment. Not a pull behind or grass bagger system you find on your typical riding mowers. Is there such an animal?

Yes they make ride on leaf vacuams and also portable backpack ones..heres some links

http://www.snapper.com/leaf_vacuum.html< br />
http://www.looseleaves.org/sale/leaf/loo se/blower/leaf_vacuum.htm?t=qs%3d06oENya 4ZG5X753KKL049CU_21Rs6CvDmuyj9_F3OJFfHum pDtJk_u1_igFeKWld96YQkndfyXb2ua8HEnKrPJc ZpW9gTOvfs8pfWHdoxPiK2COo4Y5SEQKzk5VrR5H _uYUbi0i7PpIPMW8FdP19r_5WWjACEn-0mZ8ZRpY tE.%2cYT03

http://www.blackanddecker.com/ProductGui de/Product-Details.aspx?ProductID=6216

2007-10-03 12:29:21 by laurajoy79

im trying to purchace a rear bagger for a ride on lawn mower...will the toro wheel horse 252-h fit onto my 212-5...please help

The gardenweb forums are the best place for you to get help to your questions. Good luck.
http://forums2.gardenweb.com/forums/lmow er/

2009-07-17 13:03:34 by Charlie

Your life and income otherwise does not change...just 5 things.
Mine: 1)a dyson lightweight ball vacuum
2) an airplane for my husband
3)another economy car
4)a riding lawn mower with a bagger
5)a giant stack of drywall (for home improvement)
will these be the next five things you SAVE for?

1) and iPOD or an mp3 player... i'm always afraid to buy one because they ware out easily
2) a piano or a decent keyboard.. i stay in school for an hour everyday so i can use one of the pianos at school to practice
3) a new violin.. mine is really cheaply made
4) one of those smoothie makers on TV shopping networks (magic bullet?)
5) a ceramic hair straightener? i've always wanted to try and grow it out a little without getting a jew-fro :)

and nope, if i'm saving up for anything it's my tuition and residence in university (i'm taking a loan that has to be paid off after i graduate). also, a plane ticket back home (i'm going back early July and it's gonna cost $1400 but considering it's been TWO years since i saw my mom, it's worth it!!)

as the loan is going to be paid off i'm gonna have to be paying off mortgage for a HOUSE.. so that'll be the next for which to save up... when i wrote that list i was thinking of things i'd like to receive say for christmas. lol

2008-05-23 08:51:46 by mybell