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Cub Cadet SRC621

Cub Cadet SRC621 I bought the Cub Cadet about 4 years ago at a Lowes store. The reason I bought this mower over all the other models is the ability to raise and lower the deck.

This is in my opinion the best feature of the mower. With the Cub Cadet it is extremely easy as there is a single handle on the side of the deck that raises all four wheels at one time.

This is very handy for me since my front yard is deeper than the back yard and I need to adjust the wheels with every mowing. The second best feature is its ability to start on the first pull. You prime it 3 times and pull once.

It is very easy. The third feature that I like is the ability to quickly change from bagging to chute to mulch. Cub Cadet provides 3 different covers for the deck and they are all easy and quick to change out. Of course with every product there are some downsides and the Cub Cadet has a few of those as well.

First, the self propelled feature has 5 speeds but only 1 of them really works. The other 4 speeds just dont have the power to pull the mower through the yard. About a year after I purchased the machine the steel self propelled cable connecting the handle to the machine broke apart.

It was difficult finding the part and I had to travel to another city to get a replacement. The spacer on the mower driveshaft that the blade is attached to is cracked and the wheel covers will not stay on.

Overall I think this is a good mower and I would consider purchasing another should I need to buy a new one.

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Sep 03, 2010
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by: Anonymous

First of all the height adjustment doesn't raise all four wheels. As you can easily see in the picture the front wheels have a bolt and plastic nut on each wheel that has to be changed manually.
Most of the nuts on this mower are plastic and will eventually be lost in your yard so be prepared to replace them.
I have had mine for approx 5 years and I would definitely not buy this mower again.
Thank you

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