Posted by Mark - IN. on April 28, 2010 at 17:59:53 from (205.188.116.74):
In Reply to: Confused posted by gitrib on April 28, 2010 at 10:48:54:
I wondered about that. I saw JD lawn tractors in a Home Depot a few years ago, along with Cub Cadet, and I don't recall what else. Anyway, I'm sure I didn't see any garden tractors, just lawn tractors, and nothing like they've got at the Deere guy by me, that's for sure. I wondered about it back then, who fixed them up or maintained them. Then a couple of years ago, my neighbor with 11 acres got rid of his Golden Jubilee and bought himself some JD 1xx he said he got from Lowes. I saw it from afar when he was cutting paths in the over grow before it over grew again, and that was close enough for me. Prior to that I loaned him my little JD 950 and a bush hog one time and he knocked it down with that, broke a coolant hose off when he caught it in brush, so I never loaned it to him again. After that I figured good luck with that Lowes bought JD 1xx lawn tractor, and good luck getting it fixed. I'm sure he doesn't take it up to the Deere guy by me. He must take it to whatever Deere guy is down by the Lowes where he bought that thing, about 30 miles away.
He's a nice guy. Real nice guy, but his 11 acres aint my problem. I think if I were him, I'd have kept and maintained that Jubilee to garden those 11 acres, and there never would've been no over priced MTD wearing JD green, but that's his deal, not mine.
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