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tiburonfirst

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It's not that bad to slide it out Tibs, but maybe ...um...for some ladies...um...it might be a bit much. IDK. Give it some thought. All riding mowers, even the electric one, will have the "how do I remove the deck" issue...

But I think the "Quick Attach Deck" is just like you said...no tools required...just pins. Still slides out. Sigh. Hard to discuss all this remotely. What does DH think about all this?

dh will try and take a look at the cc today ;)

i might skip my trip to the out-of-town deere dealer, lol. solved one mystery online.:D when i went looking yesterday i came across a deere 340 with the neatest little gadget sticking out from the front bumper. i thought that would be ideal transporting 50lbs of geoff feed to the barn!!!!!!!!!!!!!

lol! little did i know that was a brush guard folded down to give accress to the hood :lol: unlikely it'll support 50 lbs in the down position according to dh.:D

pity! picture this folded down ;)

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tiburonfirst

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You don't need power steering on a small tractor like that Tibs. Just more junk to break. Simple = better for the most part.

How many H.P. is your current mower and what type is it? (A rider too?)

no idea! the riding mower ended up on one of the business properties where it broke down! can't remember for the life of me what it was! ;)
 

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    Well the guys are going to hang some sheetrock first and then both trucks are going to Home Depot for lots of cabinets. I want natural oak which means getting unfinished which means I will be busy sanding and clearing cabinets for awhile. Somewhere in the process I have to get the taxes copied over and ready to send
     

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    When I hauled some patio-blocks the other day...for the drag harrow...I stacked em by my feet on that flat part between the engine compartment and the seat....

    Guess I should get a cart someday. Just more to store though, so maybe not. However, I bet you could put a 50 lb bag near your feet and ride to the barn no problem. Just make sure it doesn't get in the way of the pedals (break in particular) so it doesn't "Jam on/forward" and run you into something.

    Heck, you could probably throw a 50lb bag on the hood. lol. Push comes to shove....rig up a cheap drag or spend the $$$ on a cart.
     

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    I think my Dad is losing his mind.

    He called last night and wanted to know if I was in a commercial for a garden hose.

    ::Twilight Zone music::

    I said "no", of course. He said he JUST saw a commercial for some hose and one of the people in it looked just like me.

    So now I've been scouring YouTube for "hose commercial" to see if he is OK to still live alone or if I need to start looking at nursing homes.

    Yeah, Dad... he looks JUST LIKE ME!!! Here, let me point out some of the similarities:

    1. He has a van .... (goatee for the uninformed)... I have a beard, Dad.
    2. He has too much excess facial flesh... I am not that puffy, Dad.
    3. He is left-handed... I am right-handed, Dad.
    4. He has NOTHING above the opening in his shirt... take a look HERE, Dad.

    So, yeah... other than that, I'd say he is a dead-ringer!!!
     

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    :facepalm: i can just picture it! :lol:
    you have no idea how many times i told that donkey to go get his own feed! :laugh:

    It's doesn't work unless you either
    A) Train him to haul stuff. Even just a harness and a simple drag would do it. And he'd have a nice "walk"...variety you know!
    B) Tell/explain it to him in donkey-speak. Alas, humans can't do this...although I'm convinced some people come close. Thus...(A)
     
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