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Posted by txblu on March 30, 2005 at 22:28:33 from (209.151.113.194):
In Reply to: MF65 posted by Roger Ball on March 30, 2005 at 10:56:46:
It's doing as Leon mentioned, but tain't hurtin nuttin is it? I never liked to keep pressure on hydraulics with the pump off (of any kind) so before turning off my equipment I lower things to the ground anyway. My MF35 does as yours, with my 5' mower attached, but I'm not going to tear into it for that. Now if it wouldn't lift, or searched, or hiccuped, or stayed up, or something like that, then I'd tear into it. But it works fine otherwise. Now you have 2 different opinions. Choice is yours. Best, Mark
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