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Replace Cub Lo-Boy

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Ronnie/Bob

04-04-2006 11:48:20




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OK Guys, I've got a problem. Well the neighbor gal has a problem. She wants to replace her old Cub Lo-Boy because it won't keep up in the spring because the grass grows faster than she will mow it. Only mows on weekends!! I help out when I can but she likes to mow it herself and both of us are mowing 2 1/2 acres. I keep things repaired for her and I am an old timer. So I want to stay away from Hydros and diesels. No Zero turn as she will kill herself and they are a bit pricey. I would like to stay with a 54" to 60" deck, manual trans and tall tires for the ride. Any suggestions? Some of the old Massey such as the 1655 or the Snappers such as the MGT 1800 G are interesting but I understand that parts are hard to find for those older tractors. Help!

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C. T. in Oklahoma

04-04-2006 12:47:29




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 Re: Replace Cub Lo-Boy in reply to Ronnie/Bob, 04-04-2006 11:48:20  
I have had a Gravely two wheeler with sulky (that my wife also used) for thirty years this month. I mow three wooded acres. They are pricey new, but a good used one would be worth looking at. C. T.



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Buster

04-04-2006 11:57:42




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 Re: Replace Cub Lo-Boy in reply to Ronnie/Bob, 04-04-2006 11:48:20  
A good push mower would be best!



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green lawn

04-04-2006 17:19:51




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 Re: Replace Cub Lo-Boy in reply to Buster, 04-04-2006 11:57:42  
or a good weedeater



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