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<blockquote data-quote="p238shooter" data-source="post: 2767927" data-attributes="member: 24583">I have had a Dixon (Husqvarna) zero turn 60 inch hydrostatic drive with levers for the house for 12 years mowing 2 acres with almost 100 trees.&nbsp; No problems at all in 340 hours on it, but it was an expensive mower.&nbsp; Have one of the orange Husqvarna Lowes with the steering wheel hydrostatic drive for the lake house similar to what you are looking at with about 80 hours on it.&nbsp; It would be great if it was flat and no trees, but it is not as maneuverable as I would like for my terrain.Depends on your terrain and budget.&nbsp; Forward reverse on each side levers on a zero turn take a time or two to get used to then it feels normal and much easier than a forward only shift to reverse wheel for me with my obstacles.It seems parts are available many places for both.Good luck to you.&nbsp; Let us know what you decide and how it works out.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="p238shooter, post: 2767927, member: 24583"] I have had a Dixon (Husqvarna) zero turn 60 inch hydrostatic drive with levers for the house for 12 years mowing 2 acres with almost 100 trees. No problems at all in 340 hours on it, but it was an expensive mower. Have one of the orange Husqvarna Lowes with the steering wheel hydrostatic drive for the lake house similar to what you are looking at with about 80 hours on it. It would be great if it was flat and no trees, but it is not as maneuverable as I would like for my terrain. Depends on your terrain and budget. Forward reverse on each side levers on a zero turn take a time or two to get used to then it feels normal and much easier than a forward only shift to reverse wheel for me with my obstacles. It seems parts are available many places for both. Good luck to you. Let us know what you decide and how it works out. [/QUOTE]

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