This old scag is a friend of mine///O/t

larry@stinescorner · Apr 21, 2018

Not what ya think,,Im talking about the Scag mower I bought in 1986

It sat in the shed most of last year,,started it up today,,3 pulls

the Kawasaki motor has been trouble free since I bought it in 1986

I have a very slow leak in one tire,,had to put some air in and then mow

for the first cutting i use the catcher to pick up any dead grass,leaves .and twigs,,that goes next to the compost pile to mix in

I wont bore you with any more mowing pictures,,but it was special to me this spring

It was sure nice to be able to do something,,,,

////thank you for joining me today in NJ/////

SweetFeet · Apr 21, 2018

Great pics, Larry.

I think we ALL are enjoying seeing you beginning to act like that Energizer Bunny again.

God bless ya, Corner Dude!

jeffcat · Apr 21, 2018

Isn't it nice to have some 60? weather! Finally some weather that we
can be out side and play.

Bob in SD · Apr 21, 2018

[i:654c4848f0] sure nice to be able to do something[/i:654c4848f0]

And many more Larry. Many more! Great to see you back at it. I'll share some of your enthusiasm when some of this snow melts.

Olliejunkie · Apr 21, 2018

I don't know about the rest of these guys Larry but you make feel pretty lazy.

sms · Apr 21, 2018

A big Hee-Haw AAAmen!

leroy in ne · Apr 21, 2018

Didn't we tell you it would get better? I did sharpen the blades on the zero turn this week and will probably have to mow in about a week if the temp stays up.

901sos · Apr 21, 2018

I don't think anyone on here gets bored with the pictures, & i say keep em comeing!!! Glad you are feeling better & getting outside.

jeffcat · Apr 21, 2018

Yes those kawasaki engines are great. Just don't mess the carb up.
Friend had to change the engine on his little JD mowing tractor cause
he can't get the parts for his broken carb.

johnlobb · Apr 21, 2018

What an unfortunate name for such a great piece of equipment. I've heard they're made in Mayville, WI since 1983...

showcrop · Apr 21, 2018

Today I decided to put the snowblower at church away for the summer. I bought it new for the church two years ago but I have never used it myself. I had to read the instructions, but it started and ran on the first pull.

BAnNC · Apr 21, 2018

I always like what it looks like after the first mowing. Getting all the tall weeds and leaves off the grass makes it look so
much better. Still have to pick up branches, limbs and sticks all year.
Glad you are doing it this year!

OliverGuy · Apr 21, 2018

We run all toro and exmark at my company, but that little engine is
the best gas engine I?ve been around my whole life. There are still
walk behind mowers here that around the age of yours that play a
back up role. But they were our main mowers for 20 years. My
estimation is that there are several with 8-10,000 hours and never
been apart. The stamped decks would rot out at the spindles after
5000 so I?d always be on the look out for used decks. I am a stickler
on maintenance and they all get Oil/filter changed every 50 hours.
That?s a lot of filters!

RusselAZ · Apr 22, 2018

Those are sure pretty daffodils and whatnot. Glad to hear you are able to walk behind!

This old scag is a friend of mine///O/t

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