Jeremy
Coon Rapids,#2Consumer Comment
Sun, December 07, 2008
First of all, I don't know how long you've been in the Lawncare industry, but what are you doing running over rocks? I mean, of course the case will break if you shoot rocks through it. Second, the frame is bent? It had to take one heck of a hit to bend the frame. Believe me I've tried. Third, the battery is probably always too "weak" because you leave some facet of the machine turned on at all times. I would take a look at the manual for proper shut down and starting procedures. I have used many newer than 2005 Toro mowers. And they have all worked like a dream as long as they are used and maintained properly. I would not replace anything if I were Toro either. Misuse is misuse. Operater error is all you have.
Jeremy
Coon Rapids,#3Consumer Comment
Sun, December 07, 2008
First of all, I don't know how long you've been in the Lawncare industry, but what are you doing running over rocks? I mean, of course the case will break if you shoot rocks through it. Second, the frame is bent? It had to take one heck of a hit to bend the frame. Believe me I've tried. Third, the battery is probably always too "weak" because you leave some facet of the machine turned on at all times. I would take a look at the manual for proper shut down and starting procedures. I have used many newer than 2005 Toro mowers. And they have all worked like a dream as long as they are used and maintained properly. I would not replace anything if I were Toro either. Misuse is misuse. Operater error is all you have.
Jeremy
Coon Rapids,#4Consumer Comment
Sun, December 07, 2008
First of all, I don't know how long you've been in the Lawncare industry, but what are you doing running over rocks? I mean, of course the case will break if you shoot rocks through it. Second, the frame is bent? It had to take one heck of a hit to bend the frame. Believe me I've tried. Third, the battery is probably always too "weak" because you leave some facet of the machine turned on at all times. I would take a look at the manual for proper shut down and starting procedures. I have used many newer than 2005 Toro mowers. And they have all worked like a dream as long as they are used and maintained properly. I would not replace anything if I were Toro either. Misuse is misuse. Operater error is all you have.
Jeremy
Coon Rapids,#5Consumer Comment
Sun, December 07, 2008
First of all, I don't know how long you've been in the Lawncare industry, but what are you doing running over rocks? I mean, of course the case will break if you shoot rocks through it. Second, the frame is bent? It had to take one heck of a hit to bend the frame. Believe me I've tried. Third, the battery is probably always too "weak" because you leave some facet of the machine turned on at all times. I would take a look at the manual for proper shut down and starting procedures. I have used many newer than 2005 Toro mowers. And they have all worked like a dream as long as they are used and maintained properly. I would not replace anything if I were Toro either. Misuse is misuse. Operater error is all you have.