Posted by GregCO on March 27, 2013 at 20:34:44 from (69.35.184.184):
In Reply to: Repair or Replace posted by old_ky_man on March 27, 2013 at 17:36:32:
I with the rest here. If it is doing what you want it to I would fix a little as you go as long as it doesn't make you crazy using it in the meantime due to having some machine personality issues. A quart of oil every 60 hours is nothing to worry about considering the low hours it gets over a year. Tires are expensive, but even a new machine will need them some day. Is the clutch doing something to make you think it is getting ready to check out? A new one is a task, but not all that pricy if you have the skills and tools to do it.
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