I bought the pro 60 with the floatation kit late last year only have about 6 hours on it now. A real beast. Had the swisher industrial 66, could only run about 3 mph. My JD 1026r only goes about 7 mph and the Kunz does a better job than my JD. Pricey but you absolutely get what you pay for! If you want junk buy a swisher if you want real a piece of quality buy the Kunz.
So far only problem has been low oil pressure switch that shuts off engine. Faulty switch located down by the oil filter. Have two of them now and no regrets.
Just curious, why did you choose that particular model and not the rough cut model. I have 7 acres to shred and I think I have decided to buy this brand. Since the video have you had any issues with it.
I mow every week from the end of April until October and go as low as I can in some area's. Although it's old pasture field it looks like a fairway on a golf course, at least most of the time. If you are knocking down a field every couple weeks this is not the mower for you. The only problem I have had with the mower is it stalled after a quick turn and would not start for a while, almost like it flooded out. Has not happened again. After every cut you would want to clean out under this deck so the next cut is as nice, it seems to accumulate under there pretty good. Mowing about 30 acres a week and this machine has been a blessing, hope I have been a help.
I bought the pro 60 with the floatation kit late last year only have about 6 hours on it now. A real beast. Had the swisher industrial 66, could only run about 3 mph. My JD 1026r only goes about 7 mph and the Kunz does a better job than my JD. Pricey but you absolutely get what you pay for! If you want junk buy a swisher if you want real a piece of quality buy the Kunz.
Agree 100%
So far only problem has been low oil pressure switch that shuts off engine. Faulty switch located down by the oil filter. Have two of them now and no regrets.
Just curious, why did you choose that particular model and not the rough cut model. I have 7 acres to shred and I think I have decided to buy this brand. Since the video have you had any issues with it.
I mow every week from the end of April until October and go as low as I can in some area's. Although it's old pasture field it looks like a fairway on a golf course, at least most of the time. If you are knocking down a field every couple weeks this is not the mower for you. The only problem I have had with the mower is it stalled after a quick turn and would not start for a while, almost like it flooded out. Has not happened again. After every cut you would want to clean out under this deck so the next cut is as nice, it seems to accumulate under there pretty good. Mowing about 30 acres a week and this machine has been a blessing, hope I have been a help.
How do you think it would work with waist high grass
Haha….. a finish mower? You need a sickle bar.