Posted by Keith True on March 11, 2022 at 15:30:04 from (73.68.26.86):
In Reply to: Re: Quick trip posted by grandpa Love on March 11, 2022 at 06:22:55:
I had a Low Boy with that snowblower with it.Tractor had a full cab,mower,and 3 point hitch.The snowblower was virtually new.It came from a prep school,and they said the blower was used for minutes until they realized it was useless for their job.I've done a lot of clutch,and drive shaft work on them.Also the steering box mounts tend to break off on them.Somebody,maybe Hamilton Bob sells a set of gussets to weld in to support the box better.I have a 73 Wheelhorse,and a 71 Cub Cadet.Both are hydros and either one mows circles around the 154.As the dealer here said,they took a nice little tractor that did good at what it was meant for,and made it into a piece of trash that does a lousy job at what it was meant for.They are easy to fix though,and the starterator works well as long as you keep a top condition battery in it.You will fry it using weak batteries.
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