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JD L130 Twin Touch vs. Two pedal

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James Adams

07-12-2003 20:52:33




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I am looking very seriously at purchasing an L130 John Deere lawn mower. I am used to driving a JD 435 and some other similar tractors with the Twin Touch pedal system. I know that the L130 has the Two Pedal system and that it feels different. I�m wondering if it will be a big disappointment to me or if I will get used to it pretty quick. I just feels a lot cheaper. If anyone has experienced this same situation, I would appreciate their comments. I just don�t want to get something that I will dislike from now on.

A second question I�m wondering about. Does anyone know if the seat from a G100 tractor would fit on a L series tractor. It looks to me like it would and it is a much superior seat. I have a little bit of a back problem and would consider doing this if it�s possible. I�m figuring the full seat would probably run around $100.

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rondeemc

08-07-2003 22:18:29




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 Re: JD L130 Twin Touch vs. Two pedal in reply to James Adams, 07-12-2003 20:52:33  
I think the seats are the same, at least the ones I have seen at the dealers around here. From website "A Deluxe high back seat is standard on the L120, L130 and G100."



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