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Re: My 300U scared me!
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Posted by scotty on February 10, 2004 at 06:24:17 from (199.231.49.128):
In Reply to: My 300U scared me! posted by Randy on February 10, 2004 at 05:51:43:
Randy, Glad to hear that you are allright with no injuries! I have only been involved with old tractors for the past few years and respect them for what they are. When I first started using my A with a sicklemower, there were some spots on my property that were pretty steep, I just put that tractor in first gear with just a little throttle, and crept along with it. I put the left side of the tractor on the uphill side as some on this site suggested and managed to mow the property with no problems. After I knew what lines on the hills I could take with that machine, I just kept in mind for the next mowing. Go slow when not sure is certainly good advice. My farmer neighbors probablly got a laugh out of how slow I was going, but Im still around to talk about it! scotty
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