Posted by Dave H (MI) on January 19, 2009 at 08:49:05 from (64.12.116.73):
Thanks for the replies yesterday. I am still looking for an older balanced head mower and have time to pick it up right now if anyone has one in the Great Lakes region including MN. But that is not the real purpose of this post. I see my friend "Steven f/AZ" replied to the post last night with a link to a great discussion and pictures of IH mowers. Amused to see that I was the one who started that discussion he linked me to. It is great owing mostly to the photos Steven put in it...all of which I have saved to my personal archives. What has me mortified is that the link came up in modern view (I only use classic view) and below my name it says "tractor expert". While I have been on this forum for a VERY long time, I think most everyone here knows the real truth behind THAT designation! How, when, why did I become a tractor expert? Maybe at driving or some other aspect but.......
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