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Don't get me wrong, I like Honda power equipment, but I retired a 35 year old lawnmower because no carb kit has been available for decades and the (plastic) carb and two drive wheels were tired. Replacing those three parts would have been ~$300. I consider that beyond economical repair.
Yeah, not all honda is magic. You need to be picky. At the bottom of the lawnmower range, they have stuff that is priced well above what it should be (and there is no way I would buy a $500+ lawnmower with a steel deck for homeowner use). I have never seen small honda yard equipment (trimmers etc) in the wild. Not sure if that is because of price, performance or durability.
Hey Cleetus, hold my beer.
Where are Gravelys sold? Can't seem to find a dealer or this way. What would one cost?
Something like 8 to 20K+ for a new one. No idea what the used market is like. They are awesome machines, but not cheap.
Actually it was a brilliant idea but you still don't even know what a Gravely is.
No doubt it's a good machine. But even a used one would cost my daughter double what she wants to spend.
Are stacked garages common in the hammer? The only two I personally know of are your daughters and one in stoney creek. I like the concept (keeps toys and/or a shop separate from your daily drivers).
Hers is the first one i have seen. They bought this house knowing they are going to have a ton of work. 3,000 sq ft on a huge lot. Her guy is really good with Reno's. The lower garage is going to be his office. He works from home most of the time, so it is getting done first.
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