Posted by Banditfarmer on April 23, 2013 at 17:53:30 from (174.103.154.185):
After spending part of my day fixing my old mower it got me to thinking how many of you guys out there still run an old mower? Mine is an early 70's Bob-Cat commercial mower with a 6 foot deck. I like this mower because I can cut 1 1/2 acres in about 50 min's and I am done. After 14 years that engine gave up last year and I found a 18hp Kohler and dropped in it and now runs quieter and cuts better than ever too. The old B&S 20hp must have really been shot because it never run and cut this good. Its built like a Sherman tank and weighs about as much too. The guy next door has had 3 new MTD's and the 4th is not to far off since I bought this one. I have to ask if you still run an old mower just because you think the new ones are just to cheep made or if you just like the stuff? Bandit
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