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In Reply to: Re: Husqvarna rider 155 for 1 acre lot posted by Glenn on Thursday, July 15, 2004:
Glenn, I have to report that my Rider 155 is doing great. The mower is built in Sweden, but I haven't found that to be a problem. The quality and workmanship on this mower is exceptional. I particularly like the flip up deck as I like to hose off my deck after mowing the lawn. I think you'll find the full floating deck on the Rider 155 to give you a much more even cut than you were getting. That was one thing that concerned me when I was looking for my Rider. I don't like to see multiple levels of cut grass in my lawn when I'm through. The rider was designed as a commercial finish mower for well established landscaped lawns...it does very well when used for such purpose. Husqvarna doesn't recommend it for pastures or what a typical lawn tractor might be used for.
Hope this helps you make your decision. By the way, our Lowes store isn't carrying the Rider anymore, where are you looking at purchasing yours?
Steve