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Does the Spyder have any 'Natural Enemies'?
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SPECTACUALR SPIDERMAN
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occasionally the jealous wife is a fierce enemy of the :spyder2:.
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easysuper
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It was custom made, but the company no-longer exist, but if you look up easyridercamper.com I think they make one just like it. It was spendy but our English Setter is well protected and worth it. We do not like leaving her behind as we had a very bad experience one time doing that with another dog. She has over 10,000 miles of riding in her trailer, well vented and a 4" memory foam mattress and 2' ridged foam insulation.
Same here. I highly recommend it.
The wife and I both have bikes and we are now down to 1 cage. So I ride the Spyder for many local errands, part-time work, etc. thanks to the ample storage on an RT.
We're moving from a 2300 sf house w/ a 3/4 acre yard in TX to a 1700 sf house with about an 1800 sf yard in FL right now. So my 4-5 hrs/week in yard work with serious power tools is dropping to 1 with a push-mower. My wife does all the gardening in flower beds and what not. She enjoys it.
I actually love fishing and hunting more than riding. These are the biggest resource demands in my life, and my part-time work is switching from firearms safety and defensive tactics training to fishing with the move (a huge improvement). For me, these don't "steal" from riding. If anything, it would be the opposite.
Living in TX and FL, weather is rarely a deal-killer for riding. Heavy rain changes the calculus, but we ride 12 months/year. No pets or kids. Watering plants is on a sprinkler system. House plants are dry climate stuff. So we can take off and go when we please for weeks at a time.
It has taken several years to adjust, but I think we've about got it where we want it as of next month.
We're moving from a 2300 sf house w/ a 3/4 acre yard in TX to a 1700 sf house with about an 1800 sf yard in FL right now. So my 4-5 hrs/week in yard work with serious power tools is dropping to 1 with a push-mower. My wife does all the gardening in flower beds and what not. She enjoys it.
I actually love fishing and hunting more than riding. These are the biggest resource demands in my life, and my part-time work is switching from firearms safety and defensive tactics training to fishing with the move (a huge improvement). For me, these don't "steal" from riding. If anything, it would be the opposite.
Living in TX and FL, weather is rarely a deal-killer for riding. Heavy rain changes the calculus, but we ride 12 months/year. No pets or kids. Watering plants is on a sprinkler system. House plants are dry climate stuff. So we can take off and go when we please for weeks at a time.
It has taken several years to adjust, but I think we've about got it where we want it as of next month.
Motorcycledave
Active member
YES it does
The single biggest thing irks me about the spyder is
[FONT=comic\ sans\ ms]GROUND CLEARANCE[/FONT]
The single biggest thing irks me about the spyder is
[FONT=comic\ sans\ ms]GROUND CLEARANCE[/FONT]
teninospyder
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cutting 5 acres
I've got 5 acres and a 52" mower, and it still takes me 5-6 hours ! :banghead::banghead::banghead::banghead::banghead:
I've got 5 acres and a 52" mower, and it still takes me 5-6 hours ! :banghead::banghead::banghead::banghead::banghead:
I hear you, as I have 7 3/4 acres, and made the mistake of getting a 42 inch (I was being cheap) ryding mower. Next year I'm getting the 52 inch zero turn.
Little Blue
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Yard Work
I will have to say all of the yard work. The wife always enjoys keeping it real nice. :thumbup:
I will have to say all of the yard work. The wife always enjoys keeping it real nice. :thumbup:
teninospyder
Member
I have 52" land pride ZR52
Bought in 2004 after moving to 5 acres. Ground is NOT "golf course smooth", and this mower has done everything I ask it to for all these years with NO issues except oil changes, keep air in tires and gas tanks full, and keep blades sharp (I prefer to usually just replace them every few years). Put on my hat, put on my ear/headset, Crank up my MP3 with lots of old country idols, and go mow !!!!
hyea:hyea: WHEN DONE PARK IT AND GO FOR SPYDER RIDE TILL NEXT TIME :clap::clap:
Bought in 2004 after moving to 5 acres. Ground is NOT "golf course smooth", and this mower has done everything I ask it to for all these years with NO issues except oil changes, keep air in tires and gas tanks full, and keep blades sharp (I prefer to usually just replace them every few years). Put on my hat, put on my ear/headset, Crank up my MP3 with lots of old country idols, and go mow !!!!
hyea:hyea: WHEN DONE PARK IT AND GO FOR SPYDER RIDE TILL NEXT TIME :clap::clap:
bushrat
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and also for Blue Star [QUOTE I hear you, as I have 7 3/4 acres, and made the mistake of getting a 42 inch (I was being cheap) ryding mower. Next year I'm getting the 52 inch zero turn ..[/QUOTE].
Obviously you're in need of someone to design a multiple rotary mower deck system for the Spyder, a la John Deere. Or, maybe, a gang mower, tow-behind like they use on golf courses. That way, you could maximize your ryding time. Perhaps something to look into for Father's Day coming up. Hint, hint!!!
:yes::yes::yes:
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Obviously you're in need of someone to design a multiple rotary mower deck system for the Spyder, a la John Deere. Or, maybe, a gang mower, tow-behind like they use on golf courses. That way, you could maximize your ryding time. Perhaps something to look into for Father's Day coming up. Hint, hint!!!
:yes::yes::yes:[/QUOTE]
Sadly the ground is not that smooth that the Spyder will not bottom out with the current tires on it. I wonder if there is a way to lift the Spyder like they do four wheal drive trucks :roflblack:
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