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joe fess Posted - 01/13/2013 : 08:57:01
Saw this on CL looks like a worker
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skunkhome Posted - 01/13/2013 : 09:14:08
Our church had one of those years ago to cut grass with a rear mounted mower. Strong little tractor, noisy, noisy diesel and the mower was garbage and in the hands of an inexperienced operator a total mess. The belly mower would have been much preferable. I may be wrong but as I recall it was a two cylinder with only two main bearings.

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