Great Dane standers.. - Page 2 - Machine Underground -Tractor & Commercial Equipment Discussion Forum

**emerichsales** · 03-06-2008, 09:45 PM

But Why Stand on any of them when you can ride Jessica Simpson! Oh Ya Jessica Simpson Zero Turn Mower.

**emerichsales** · 03-06-2008, 09:52 PM

Or you can go get a MowHawk , No Not the hair cut.

MTPockets · 03-07-2008, 02:07 AM

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Originally Posted by Ducati996

Thanks guys!

I like wright standers better but thats just an opinion of mine

Wright was the first in the industry as far as I know. They are the only ones I see the commercial guys using in my area (which says a lot). It's unreal now though. ALL the heavy hitters are jumping on the 'stander' market. I just discovered Gravely is in on it too: Gravely - Commercial Grade Lawnmowers Including Zero Turns, Walk Behinds, and More Again, I've never used a stander style ZTR, but it's got to be the most efficent way to whip through your lawn.

Joel

**emerichsales** · 03-07-2008, 11:22 AM

We don't see many standers in our area but with more manufactures offering them and advertising them. I am sure we will see more!
Kevin

**Ducati996** · 03-07-2008, 01:10 PM

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Originally Posted by emerichsales

But Why Stand on any of them when you can ride Jessica Simpson! Oh Ya Jessica Simpson Zero Turn Mower.

The pink color catches my fancy - I can see buzzing around on that one

**Ducati996** · 03-07-2008, 01:11 PM

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Originally Posted by emerichsales

Or you can go get a MowHawk , No Not the hair cut.

Looks like a Go-cart

a nice one too!

**Ducati996** · 03-07-2008, 01:13 PM

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Originally Posted by emerichsales

We don't see many standers in our area but with more manufactures offering them and advertising them. I am sure we will see more!
Kevin

On Long island they are the dominant player - IMHO. Plenty of W/B (ferris, exmark, skagg) but Standers are Wrights.
My dealer was pumping over 60 per month last year

just on them
and they aint cheap -

MTPockets · 03-07-2008, 08:42 PM

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Originally Posted by Ducati996

My dealer was pumping over 60 per month last year

just on them
and they aint cheap -

Yup, they are pricey little buggers. I'm chomping at the bit in the worst way to have one for home use. I hate getting all shwetty in the seat of my Cub 2544, and to be quite honest, I've never been able to get all that comfortable on that beast. The 2K series have an odd, way up high seating position, but the steering wheel is low and mashed between your legs. I like the idea of being to hop on/off a stander to move stuff, plus the maneuverability for tight trimming, etc. I'd go ~$4K for stander, I just cant justify more for what I'd use it for. The first time my wife noticed a ZTR, she said; "I'm surprized you don't have one of those. That looks more like your kind of machine" [BOING!!! Insert exploding pants noise].

Joel