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Re: New vs. Old
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Posted by steve_ne on May 18, 2004 at 09:22:15 from (64.89.178.205):
In Reply to: New vs. Old posted by Bret on May 17, 2004 at 12:22:56:
Yea, Most of the deck pulleys are plastic as well as the wheel bushings. No grease zerks. A machine built to fail. Big 20 hp engine but gears are all wrong for power. My old murry 10 hp can get up and out of the ditch better. All that and mine doesn't even have a cup holder. Only a rise in the fiber glass where the cup holder should be. Whats up with that. Do they think every time you see the raise in the fiber glass you will think. Man I wish I had the cup holder? You guessed it I have had a bad experience with newer lawn mowers.
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