Posted by blue water massey on April 07, 2016 at 14:42:16 from (198.254.227.107):
Like I need yet another project Ok so I couldn't pass it up for $300 It's a Cushman turf runabout truckster Guy couldn't get it running and had it listed for 6 months so called him up and took a look Its rough but after resetting and cleaning the points and new fuel lines it runs and drives good Still have to fix the brakes In researching them the options offered for them is a 3 point and a 540 back pto so it could be used as a light tractor Theres also a whole line of implements you can add on too. Has a 3 speed standard trans with a two speed rear axle It will do about 20 mph at guess The single front wheel will turn almost 90 degress so it can turn very sharply in a tight spot 22 hp 2 cyl gas they also offered them with 27 hp 3 cyl diesel Not sure what I'm going to do with it yet but I have a cple ideas
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