Cub is pretty well factory backed!
I’ve had very good luck with cub cadet.
Stanley Black & Decker bought Cub Cadet in 2021. Not sure how that affects their service and warranties. I have a Cub Cadet currently.
Personally, the next mower I buy will be an Exmark Zero Turn. They're pricey, but dependable and easy to work on. Quite likely will not buy another mower from a box store again.
Personally, the next mower I buy will be an Exmark Zero Turn. They're pricey, but dependable and easy to work on. Quite likely will not buy another mower from a box store again.
I would be more concerned with the components than a brand name. All the box store machines are very similar. If one is not inclined to pop the hood, in that case the better warranty should be a higher priority, then the price.
The saying, you get what you pay for is partially true. Better components will cost more, however, so does good marketing. The better the marketing (the bs spewed by the company) the higher the price can be charged.
The saying, you get what you pay for is partially true. Better components will cost more, however, so does good marketing. The better the marketing (the bs spewed by the company) the higher the price can be charged.
Most box store machines have thin metal on the frame now. I bought a Kubota and wouldn't own anything else. Good strong Kawasaki engine, thick frame, easy to get parts.
Given the choices, I'd go with an AYP brands over MTD (See Dbleak's post). I've never owned an MTD brand item (including Craftsman) that was worth a dang. Repairs are a constant headache.
Given the choices, I'd go with an AYP brands over MTD (See Dbleak's post). I've never owned an MTD brand item (including Craftsman) that was worth a dang. Repairs are a constant headache.
If the price is right.
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