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Re: Best Older Riding Lawn mower
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Posted by gab on June 19, 2005 at 19:52:51 from (12.148.204.34):
In Reply to: Best Older Riding Lawn mower posted by Phil from Maryland on June 19, 2005 at 05:08:00:
Hard to beat a Wheel Horse. I've got three, a 1967, 1969 and a 1988 518, plus a 110 John Deer. I went through all of them when I bought them and painted all but the 518. I haven't been to the Wheel Horse dealer in about five years, but the old JD seems to always need something. I've had the two old horses since around 1980 and you can't wear them out. Jim
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