I thought this thread was going to be about someone's mower digging up something interesting (buried treasure, dead body, neighbor's cat etc)
I thought this thread was going to be about someone's mower digging up something interesting (buried treasure, dead body, neighbor's cat etc)
I've accidentally swallowed some Scrabble tiles. My next crap could spell disaster.
You're thinking of the Casey Anthony model made by Cub Cadet.Originally Posted by kf6rdn
"Friendships come in strange packages
The best ones are opened with a smile"
NA4BH '15
Zi ..... oooh.
never mind
One flat repaired last year. Slow leak.
One flat repaired this year. Slow leak.
Slimed them both. Oh, both were frontzies.
On the mower. One tire just about came off the rim.
Last year I needed a strong blast of air to get it to seat. Rode up to the gas station. Paid 75 freequin cents for a small amount of air.
Last edited by KG4CGC; 06-23-2011 at 05:24 PM.
I have had a slow leak on the back tire for 4 years now. I am glad I bought that air compressor. I ride out on the street to turn around, like Tony does. I live in a rural area where the speed limit is 55 MPH. My neighbor lady was killed 3 years ago crossing the street to get her mail. The excitement makes me giddy.
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I hear there is a bad pot hole problem in your area and that those things tend to slow down traffic. Everyone around here knows that 55 means 65 and if you're doing 65 you might as well make it an even 70.
Okay let me see if I understand this. You have a yard large enough to require a riding lawnmower yet you don't have a garage or shop with an air compressor. Heck I've always had an compressor. The one I'm using now is a 30 year old craftsman that runs on 220. Man they sure built things to last back then! its a twin cylinder 2 stage that has no problem keeping up with my sand blaster. This thing is so quite you can't hear it in the house. Unlike my neighbors Harbor Fright and tool special which sounds like a freight train yet puts out half the CFM and no where near the pressure....
Anyhow Wheels falling off a mower doesn't really inspire a lot of confidence in the mechanical abilities of the individual responsible for its maintenance
GRASSCAR man sometimes it happens
Anyhow Wheels falling off a mower doesn't really inspire a lot of confidence in the mechanical abilities of the individual responsible for its maintenance
I AM THE VOICE OF THE VOICELESS!
Rubbin' is mowin
"Friendships come in strange packages
The best ones are opened with a smile"
NA4BH '15
No. I do not have an air compressor. And?
Okay let me see if I understand this. You have a yard large enough to require a riding lawnmower yet you don't have a garage or shop with an air compressor. Heck I've always had an compressor. The one I'm using now is a 30 year old craftsman that runs on 220. Man they sure built things to last back then! its a twin cylinder 2 stage that has no problem keeping up with my sand blaster. This thing is so quite you can't hear it in the house. Unlike my neighbors Harbor Fright and tool special which sounds like a freight train yet puts out half the CFM and no where near the pressure....
Anyhow Wheels falling off a mower doesn't really inspire a lot of confidence in the mechanical abilities of the individual responsible for its maintenance
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