A got some local apple fritters...I wrote that eating a blueberry donut
A got some local apple fritters...I wrote that eating a blueberry donut
You winI got a wife cooking bacon, eggs, biscuits, grits, gravy.
Now you know why I am a fatass, I got a wife that is a hell of a cook and loves cooking.You win
Yeah, you’d hate too have a lot like thatGreat looking machine Iowa! 12mins, u suck, lol!
Who put that thereI don't think tires would've saved me. Hoped over a log while backing up mulching the leaves. View attachment 150359
For me, nothing besides cost when considering brand. Size is all about what you prefer. I prefer the bigger motor because I hate being limited by power. Being stuck today while mulching leaves and I had very little bog down. I also like the bigger motor so I can idle down if the wind is blowing the clippings on me. I have a hill in my yard also. So the extra power was a little more than a want in my case. Being that I've owned both the Kohler and Kawasaki motors, I didn't see an advantage in the cost increase of the Kaw. The Kohler was also on sale...so that was probably the real reason I went with the Kohler. LolDumb question.... what's the advantage/disadvantage of the different engines for the BadBoys?
Not sure, but I'm putting the blame on BC!Who put that there
I came from older wheel horses and simplicitys so I've always preferred the Kohler's myselfFor me, nothing besides cost when considering brand. Size is all about what you prefer. I prefer the bigger motor because I hate being limited by power. Being stuck today while mulching leaves and I had very little bog down. I also like the bigger motor so I can idle down if the wind is blowing the clippings on me. I have a hill in my yard also. So the extra power was a little more than a want in my case. Being that I've owned both the Kohler and Kawasaki motors, I didn't see an advantage in the cost increase of the Kaw. The Kohler was also on sale...so that was probably the real reason I went with the Kohler. Lol