Does anyone have any feedback on the toro timecutter series? Either the 4200, 4235, 4260, or even the new mx4260 with the fab deck. Im leaning towards one but Ive heard mixed reviews, some good some bad. Also wondering if anyone has used the bagger with these models? If so how good do they work? Any feedback would be helpful. Just dont want to regret a $3000 mistake. Thanks

I suppose I should also throw in the Gravley mini ZT 1534 that's $2399 with the B&S 15 HP engine and 34" deck. I'm not inclined to get it as I've not heard good things about the B&S engine.

ericwi is wise. New lawn is way different that an established lawn. Look at the bag of seed. Perennials and annuals are in the same bag. I have no clue if the Gravely will meet you needs. How does it do on an established lawn? Are there aftermarket blades available that may help if it still needs help?

No, I've never worked shift work and I'm not at all familiar with the studies you link. I was diagnosed with Graves in 1992, Hashimoto's about 10 years later, pretty much on the 'schedule' my endo had told me to expect. We treated Graves conservatively, PTU orally and it went into remission over time, now years later I take levothyroxine daily. Truthfully, I wasn't particularly ill with either disease, it was more like I was functioning but with a lot of little health annoyances :) - of course with annual screening, the Hashimoto's was detected and given attention early. I didn't have time to become too symptomatic, my doctor caught the change right away.