Posted by BobReeves on May 06, 2017 at 08:21:26 from (70.184.19.78):
In Reply to: Learning in skill posted by Dan in Ohio on May 06, 2017 at 05:41:56:
Bought a Hustler 60" last summer and I'm 72. Does take a little practice. Mine is now missing the rear of the left fender due to cutting it too sharply around our porch and the deck is kinda scratched up from getting too close to the rock border around a flower bed.
Wife hasn't got up the nerve to play with it yet. I have told her to take it out in the open field I usually mow with a tractor and have at it. Maybe someday, in the interim I'll probably keep hitting the porch and putting more scratches on the deck.
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