Hands-on notes from a zero turn dealership service tech who runs one at home.
A service tech's honest notes after a full season of cutting St. Augustine and Bermuda with UDC Parts high lift blades on his own 54 inch zero turn.
A service tech who has swapped more blades than he can count explains the real difference between high lift and low lift blades for a 54 inch zero turn, and which one belongs on your mower.
Hands-on notes from a zero turn dealership service tech who runs a set at home.
Hands-on notes from a zero turn dealership service tech who runs one at home.
Hands-on notes from a zero turn dealership service tech who runs one at home.
I put a set of UDC Parts 54 inch high lift blades on my own mower and ran them for a full season. Here is what I found, including the things the listing does not tell you.
Two seasons of lifting my own 54 inch zero turn with the MoJack EZ MAX. What held up, what wobbled, and what I would tell a customer at the counter.
A service tech compares the MoJack EZ MAX and the VEVOR mower lift jack after using both in a real shop. One earns its spot on the shelf. The other is a gamble.
Hands-on notes from a zero turn dealership service tech who runs one at home.
A service tech's honest notes on the MoJack EZ MAX, after one too many mornings on the garage floor.
A service tech walks through the five-step routine he uses on his own 54 inch zero turn at home, and why a lift jack makes it a 20 minute job instead of a back-breaking one.
Twenty years on the service bench, then I bought one for my own garage. Here is what the MoJack EZ MAX does well, what it does not, and whether you actually need it.
A service tech's honest notes after running the SporGain sharpener and balancer on his own 54 inch zero turn for a full season.
A service tech's honest take on the SporGain sharpener and balancer combo versus the Oregon balancer, and whether you actually need both tools on your bench.
A service tech who has spent 20 years on the bench explains what dull, out-of-balance blades actually cost you, and why the SporGain sharpener and balancer earns its spot on the shelf.
Hands-on notes from a zero turn dealership service tech who runs one at home.
A service tech's step-by-step method for sharpening and balancing zero turn mower blades, with the exact tools that earn their spot on the bench.
A service tech who sharpens blades for a living runs the SporGain sharpener and balancer at home for a season. Here is what nobody tells you before you buy one.
A service tech's long-term take on the Battery Tender Junior after years of keeping a zero turn battery alive through East Texas winters.
A service tech's honest take on the two most common maintainers we see in the shop, and which one I'd put on my own mower.
A service tech's plain-spoken case for putting a Battery Tender Junior on your zero turn, with the numbers that make it worth doing.
Hands-on notes from a zero turn dealership service tech who runs one at home.
A service tech's five-step spring routine that keeps zero turn batteries from dying in the shed.
Twenty years on the bench, and I still see the same dead-battery calls every spring. Here is what the Battery Tender Junior actually does, what it does not do, and whether you need one.
A service tech who spends his days fixing zero turns ran one of these covers on his own mower for a full East Texas year. Here is what held up, what did not, and whether you need one.
A service tech's hands-on comparison of two zero turn mower covers, after a full season of Texas weather.
A service tech's plain-spoken list of why a cover earns its spot on the shelf, based on 20 years of tearing down mowers that sat outside uncovered.
A service tech's honest account of what a single Texas storm did to an uncovered zero turn, and why he finally started covering his own.
A service tech's step-by-step method for keeping a zero turn mower outside without letting the weather wreck it.
I fix zero turns for a living. Here's what I actually think of the Tough Cover after a full season on my own 54 inch deck.
A service tech's honest notes after a full season of cutting St. Augustine and Bermuda with UDC Parts high lift blades on his own 54 inch zero turn.
I put a set of UDC Parts 54 inch high lift blades on my own mower and ran them for a full season. Here is what I found, including the things the listing does not tell you.
Two seasons of lifting my own 54 inch zero turn with the MoJack EZ MAX. What held up, what wobbled, and what I would tell a customer at the counter.
Twenty years on the service bench, then I bought one for my own garage. Here is what the MoJack EZ MAX does well, what it does not, and whether you actually need it.
A service tech's honest notes after running the SporGain sharpener and balancer on his own 54 inch zero turn for a full season.
A service tech who sharpens blades for a living runs the SporGain sharpener and balancer at home for a season. Here is what nobody tells you before you buy one.
A service tech's long-term take on the Battery Tender Junior after years of keeping a zero turn battery alive through East Texas winters.
Twenty years on the bench, and I still see the same dead-battery calls every spring. Here is what the Battery Tender Junior actually does, what it does not do, and whether you need one.
A service tech who spends his days fixing zero turns ran one of these covers on his own mower for a full East Texas year. Here is what held up, what did not, and whether you need one.
I fix zero turns for a living. Here's what I actually think of the Tough Cover after a full season on my own 54 inch deck.
