Need A Riding Mower? Choose The Right Rider For Your Property

When purchasing a riding mower it's important to consider the needs of your lawn because depending on your terrain, you may not need all the bells and whistles. Josh Levien, GM of Carl's Mower and Saw goes over two of the popular Husqvarna riding mower from the 100 and 200 Husqvarna Mower series.

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[p.steven]

What a Really Nice, Clear Cut Understanding Of These 2 Lawn Tractors . Very Informative and Very Well Done ! Now I Know What to Buy !
Thanks For This Wonderful Video My Friend . Take Care and Stay Blessed . Bye

[michaelhorn]

The 100 series is an excellent mower. I love my 22v46 mower and with better tires its capable of incredible performance, especially on the 2.5 acres i have to keep up.

[bowen]

I'm looking at that200 series now. Thanx for the comparison. $1, 000-$1, 500 difference in price to the other brands in that category, but looks to be worth it.

[daytonaz]

Buying according to your property!…. KEY!!!!… one of the BIGGEST mistakes buyers make on riding lawn mower. My Huqsie is going on 5th season and no issues from day 1.

[robertgiguere]

Great review. I have a 2348LS that now has 550+ hours, that I bought new in 2009. Love the tractor, but over the years I have had issues with Briggs & Stratton engine ( Starter, valve adjustment, bent rod, and the deck ( broken bracket and pulleys). Those are clearly the weak points of the tractor.
Expect to upgrade this spring, and really want to stay with Husqvarna. Pretty sure I wanted a 200 series, your review made my decision really easy! Thank you!,

[jamieeisenhower]

I would like to have one of these with the palsy type unit with the metal thick deck in a 42 inch but I don't want to spend no more than 3500 our last with all the bells and whistles of engage blade and all

[erichvonmolder]

So now 3 years later, is Husqvarna with a Kawasaki engine better than the John Deere? I have a flat 3/4 of an acre, 46" is perfect, maybe 42", nothing higher. Thanks