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jerry s

10-12-2007 18:45:29




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i am looking for some where to get parts for my finishing mower it is a woods and i need mainly some where online.i can't wait to try it out can any one help?
jerry




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Pooh Bear

10-13-2007 03:24:04




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 Re: finishing mower parts in reply to jerry s, 10-12-2007 18:45:29  
I have gotten parts for my mower from www.sweettractors.com

The guy from there posts on these forums.

I bought a used 60 inch mower for $250 and have been refurbishing it.

I've got about $150 worth of parts in it and it mows great.

About the only thing left to do is paint it.

Pooh Bear



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mark

10-12-2007 19:54:30




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 Re: finishing mower parts in reply to jerry s, 10-12-2007 18:45:29  
I'm not going to tell you what you want to hear.....but your best bet is simply find the local dealer, bite the bullet and pay his price. You'll get genuine parts and you'll get exactly the one needed for your machine. I have a RM 660 and had to replace the idler pulley this summer. I also bought an off brand belt...from a different place. That belt snapped within 3 hours of use..in the garbage can it went and the $32 I spent for it was the most expensive belt use I ever had. I went and bought a Woods branded belt and that was the end of my troubles. I think it cost $42. I should have paid it once and been done..but I learned the hard way. Now, so far as buying online..sure enough you can probably find a source, but by time you pay the shipping..and they'll always use UPS..who are robbers....and wait for the part to come, you could go buy it at the dealer and be back in business and the money spent is very little different.

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