@@MaximumEfficiency I've got Partner tractor ( budget version of Husquarna, only difference was outlook) for ca. 14 years and it still works without any problems. Only clutch was replaced. 5'000 m2 garden.
This design has the advantage of cutting the grass before the wheels (or horse) flatten it. Also, tilting the deck for winter storage stops the damp from rotting the underside. I appreciate the clever design more each time I use it.
It is without a question the best design for a mower since you are not driving over the grass before cutting it. It also makes it a breeze to cut around bushes. But used market is what speaks for it self. A mid 90s Husqvarna rider in good condition still sells for 1k while a tractor that's more than 10 years you usually have to give away.
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The machine is currently assembled in Poland with a Loncin engine, 2 cylinders. Great equipment, I recommend buying this machine!
see how it runs after 5 years...
@@MaximumEfficiency yes, sure
@@MaximumEfficiency I've got Partner tractor ( budget version of Husquarna, only difference was outlook) for ca. 14 years and it still works without any problems. Only clutch was replaced. 5'000 m2 garden.
@@jacenty112233 glad to hear!
Is it flat or sloped terrain?
I didn't know how to put the deck back into place after cleaning the blades but thanks to you and your video now I know. thank you
Excellent presentation........found it most helpful as I recently purchased the above machine.....my first Husqvarna and first front deck mower.
getting one today, perfect learners video. thanks 😊
I got the since 4 weeks the Husqvarna R218 T AWD. Looks the same and love it. 😍
Greets from Germany.
Nice 👍
Tnx perfect video 😊
Actually a very interesting video
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What a terrible design. How did this make it out of the drawing room? You don't put the plow before the horse.
I think there are many like it no?
Well, its not a horse, is it now?
This design has the advantage of cutting the grass before the wheels (or horse) flatten it. Also, tilting the deck for winter storage stops the damp from rotting the underside. I appreciate the clever design more each time I use it.
It is without a question the best design for a mower since you are not driving over the grass before cutting it. It also makes it a breeze to cut around bushes.
But used market is what speaks for it self. A mid 90s Husqvarna rider in good condition still sells for 1k while a tractor that's more than 10 years you usually have to give away.