Posted by Oldcraneguy on June 16, 2008 at 04:31:05 from (72.153.122.42):
I need to get a mower for my place in north florida and Im kinda torn between the white outdoor with a 23hp Kohler or the husqvarna with a 24hp Briggs, Both are 54in, hydrostatic,V-twin and same money ($2000) I kinda like the seating feel of the Husky better than the white, but always liked kohler engines though I imagine the B&S would be fine for my uses to. (not gonna run everyday) Anyone had much experience with these brands of mowers? I know Huskys have been around for years but Im not familar with the white. Or are they all pretty much the same quality in that size range? thanx, Don Ps, only have 5ac and wont be mowin more that 2 tops
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