Zero-Turn Mower Dealer in Franklin, TX

Start with the ground you're mowing. Pasture edges, fence lines and spots with stumps call for a machine that turns tight without a three-point turn. A zero-turn does that, and it covers open ground with fewer stops and starts. Think about deck width for open stretches and tight steering for working around trees. Deck widths vary across the Bad Boy line, so measure your tightest gate before you shop. A deck that won't clear it means extra trimming. Come by and talk through what your place needs.

The big difference is how it steers. A zero-turn uses two drive wheels you control with levers, so it pivots in place instead of swinging wide like a riding mower. That's what lets it work tight around trees, stumps and flower beds without backing up and trying again. A riding mower steers with its front wheels, more like a car, and needs more room to turn. Both get the job done. But a zero-turn saves steps on ground with a lot of obstacles. Sit on one in Bryan and see if it's the fit for your place.

A zero-turn handles uneven ground, ruts and stumps along pasture edges without much trouble. The independent-feeling steering makes tight work around obstacles easier than wrestling a wide-turning mower back and forth. Grades are different. Every zero-turn's operator's manual lists a slope limit, and that number is what to go by, not a guess. Bad Boy's manual says mow up and down slopes, not across. Keep well back from ditch banks and drop-offs. On a steep grade, a walk-behind mower is the safer tool. Our Bryan store carries Bad Boy zero-turn mowers built for pasture-edge work.

Our Bryan store sells pre-owned equipment along with new. Units sell, and different ones come in over time. The best way to see what's there now is to call the store or stop by and take a look. A pre-owned zero-turn still handles the same pasture-edge work as a new one, tight turns around trees and stumps included. Look over the inventory to see what's listed, or call the store for anything not shown there.

Yes. Our Bryan store runs a parts counter and a service department, right where you bought it. That's not a separate stop down the road, it's part of the same store. The shop handles routine work and repairs. The counter handles blades, belts and filters, and can order what it doesn't have. If something needs looking at, give us a call and ask what's involved. Buying here means your mower has a place to go back to, not just a one-time sale.