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Depending on time of year and rain amount, the acres of grass I mow can be mown every 2 weeks, every week or sometimes every 4 days depending on the growth. I mulch and currently have a John Deere 960M commercial zero-turn and it has plenty of power. 60" cutting, 72" is difficult to maneuver in some spots. Before this mower I had a commercial Gravely Zero-turn Pro-160 and it would also handle cutting without issue. My neighbor has the Scag Tiger and likes it as well.
I think any of the higher-end commercial zero-turn mowers are well built. I would choose a brand based on good dealer servicing close by.
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