1 or 2 wheel

[Really Well Cut]

How much did u appreciate your velke after you bought it?

I think i am gonna purchase one soon. Wonderin what u guys prefer 1 or 2 wheel velke, i weigh like 130 lbs, ne 1 have problems with stripeing after usin the velke?

[Rustic Goat]

2 wheel IMO, if you stripe, won't have that 3rd line to look at. Actual type depends on mower.
They are really great labor savers. Too bad they're so pricey.

[Gary batho]

Two wheel is the only way to go

[mmlawncare]

Check out eBay!!! I just found one about 2 weeks ago that I got...brand new Jungle Jim two wheeled Sulky for $205.50. My dealer wanted $299.

[hunter]

I'm looking at the proslide. I think for strips it will leave a better stripe since it has no wheels. their site is http://www.novaecorp.com

You might just want to check them out.

[Rustic Goat]

Landed price

mmlawn,
The price you said, is that the winning bid, how much total to get it to you including delivery.

[CCLS]

I will only use two wheel on my mowers.

[mx495]

2 wheel. Pro slide can't be used on concrete, so yopu will have to walk to the grass. They do stripe great.

[ProCareLS]

Curious as to why everyone prefers the 2 wheel. Also curious if the users of 2 wheel have actually used the single wheel.

I just purchased the single wheel (took me forever to make a decision) and I love it. It seems the single wheel would be more maneuverable in tight areas. Of course, I havn't tried the 2 wheel model.

[Woody]

I bought the 2 wheeled Velke. I wanted to grab a proslide, and still may at some point. The reason I went with the two wheeled one is because of a post that "The Kid" Quality made. He stated that the ONLY bad decision he made was getting a one wheeler. And my dealer just happened to have one there too. Kind of helps you make up your mind. Oh, and I am around 6' 2", and 220 pounds. I don't think the single wheel is supposed to haul someone my size around.

Like everything else, though, everyone has a different opinion on them. The first time I tried riding on that 2 wheeler, I about flipped out. My yard is bumpy as heck, and I thought "This thing is going to beat the ugly out of me!". I rode it around a few days later, and have gotten quite used to it.

You DO need to know WHEN TO GET OFF OF IT though! That's why I like the proslide. Step off, and it automatically retracts. The only scary thing about it is the warnings about automatic retraction when going down a hill on wet grass. But I bet you could step off of it before a problem occurred.

Anyone with a proslide want to chime in and tell me how I SHOULD have bought one?

Woody

[Kidsweet]

Two wheel and I love it. Glad I bought it whem I did. See people walking behind their WB's and I just could not do that all day long.They probably have some serious CRAMPS at night. I suggest get it and you won't regret it.

[ProCareLS]

I primarily bought the the Velke for this 6 acre commercial account I have. I was walking it, and it takes about 4.5 hours to mow. I just started out this season, and there's no way I'm buying a ZTR until I absolutely need one.

I mowed if for the first time yesterday with the Velke single wheel and it worked great. I don't plan on using it for residential unless the yard is fairly large. One of the reason's I started this biz is to help me stay in shape, and sitting on a ZTR or standing an a sulky isn't going to help out in that regard.

[Really Well Cut]

That Novae Proslie looks great! I think i will pick it up soon..

[mariner]

Why walk when you can ride!!! 2 wheel all the way for better striping. Single wheel will leave a third line down the middle. I wouldn't want that.