It cuts but is very hard to steer, the unit offers no steering mechanism. After a couple hours of use you are dangerously and completely wore out. It's one thing to just cut randomly but to control it and try to cut wide paths is very difficult. They should of designed hand breaks like on a snowblower to steer it
That's not true. You have to run it to learn how to steer it. You can't steer easily going full speed, that is true...however if you let up on the bar to slow down that makes it easier to pivot on the rear wheels. I have ran mine a lot to know.
It cuts but is very hard to steer, the unit offers no steering mechanism.
After a couple hours of use you are dangerously and completely wore out.
It's one thing to just cut randomly but to control it and try to cut wide paths is very difficult.
They should of designed hand breaks like on a snowblower to steer it
That's not true. You have to run it to learn how to steer it. You can't steer easily going full speed, that is true...however if you let up on the bar to slow down that makes it easier to pivot on the rear wheels. I have ran mine a lot to know.
Mine has a 18HP Kawasaki motor.