Let's See Your Lawn mowers
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05-02-2009, 06:22 PM
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Let's See Your Lawn mowers
Yeah, that's right!! Let's see your lawn mowers 
1983 Deere 130 w/11hp Kaw. Other than normal maintenance nothing has ever been done to this thing, knock on wood
(My Dad bought it brand new and gave it to me last year)
Mods:
Beer Holder, bungee cord on brake pedal so it springs back, wire to hold deck height selection lever, fresh air in right front tire every 2nd mow
1983 Deere 130 w/11hp Kaw. Other than normal maintenance nothing has ever been done to this thing, knock on wood
(My Dad bought it brand new and gave it to me last year)Mods:
Beer Holder, bungee cord on brake pedal so it springs back, wire to hold deck height selection lever, fresh air in right front tire every 2nd mow
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05-02-2009, 06:51 PM
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05-02-2009, 07:02 PM
This one is like my yard cruiser.
They are best for level ground{not great on hillsides}
18 horse Briggs Vanguard twin. I've had no problems outside of routine maintenance, and a couple of wore out deck bearings, a tension spring and two belts.
It's been a great mower 10 or 11 years of great service and hoping for ten more at least. Mine isn't as shiny now, at little rash here and there.
They are best for level ground{not great on hillsides}
18 horse Briggs Vanguard twin. I've had no problems outside of routine maintenance, and a couple of wore out deck bearings, a tension spring and two belts.
It's been a great mower 10 or 11 years of great service and hoping for ten more at least. Mine isn't as shiny now, at little rash here and there.
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05-02-2009, 07:51 PM
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05-03-2009, 06:07 AM
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Just picked up this one a couple of weeks ago. So far, I like it. The 8.75 is a nice motor.
Craftsman Professional mower
190 cc 8.75 torque Briggs & Stratton engine(49 states)
Electric key start
1.8 liter fuel capacity
Cast-iron lined cylinders with chrome plated piston rings
6-speed rear wheel drive
21" steel deep dome cutting deck enineered for superior cut
single lever, rear height adjustment
1" - 3.5" cutting height
3-n-1 convertible cutting option-bag,mulch or side-discharge7" lockable caster front wheels and 9" rear wheels with ball bearings
Deluxe bail
2.5 Bushel capacity rear bag
Engine power values are as rated by the engine manufacturer.
Craftsman Professional mower
190 cc 8.75 torque Briggs & Stratton engine(49 states)
Electric key start
1.8 liter fuel capacity
Cast-iron lined cylinders with chrome plated piston rings
6-speed rear wheel drive
21" steel deep dome cutting deck enineered for superior cut
single lever, rear height adjustment
1" - 3.5" cutting height
3-n-1 convertible cutting option-bag,mulch or side-discharge7" lockable caster front wheels and 9" rear wheels with ball bearings
Deluxe bail
2.5 Bushel capacity rear bag
Engine power values are as rated by the engine manufacturer.
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05-03-2009, 01:43 PM
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05-03-2009, 03:01 PM
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05-03-2009, 03:09 PM
That's top secret, I never show the outside lol - Alright, here's one, nothing exciting - It's faster than my tractor tho, pulls more as well. The Deere is too light up front - needs Wheelie Bars. She'll rear right up on yuh.
Last edited by jbrew; 05-03-2009 at 03:28 PM.
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05-03-2009, 03:43 PM