Posted by Lanse on September 15, 2007 at 16:45:54 from (205.188.117.74):
Well, whatever it was, its past the filter. I think. Drove it 30 feet to the house in 4' sections, then let it run under no load for half hour of so, then it drove 5 feet...then 6....then 7.... then I lost count. That tractor is AWESOME!!!. I think the old deeres are pretty good, I'd get one if I found one, but the new crap is just that. I have used lawnmowers from the 60s and this deere mower of my moms is by far the worst sounding, worst handling, most uncomfortable thing I have EVER used. I would like to get a JD B one day. Dealer said hed be out monday morning, will haveta call him again and call it off. Thanks for yer help!!! Turns out I diddnt need it, but if I hadent have asked it would have been the filter :) . Pictures coming soon (after dinner..(veggie burgers)). Thanks again!!!!
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