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10-01-2009, 10:12 PM
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GOOD NEWS!! Yet im worried!
hello everyone,
The good news is the dealer called today and My tractor and dump cart are ready for delivery and I get it tomorow @ 4:30. I will be posting pics shortly after i hope! BUT IM WORRIED! I checked out the tractor before i signed the papers. The salesman started it at full choke and full throttle. After i'd say 20 to 30 seconds on a 50 degree day he let the choke down and the tractor died. Salesman said "its cold still", restarted the machine again at full choke and full throttle for another 15 seconds, dropped the choke to half choke for 10 seconds, then fully removed the choke. the tractor stayed running but wasnt running smoothly. The engine was running like it was almost out of gas, kinda reving up and down, reving up and down, or searching for full throttle speed?? It wouldnt run smooth at full throttle. The salesman only let it run for maybe a minute, shut it down and said its cold blooded and will run better one properly warmed up. Anybody with a gt3200 have this same issue, or do i have something to worry about?? I guess i will soon find out when i mow my grass sunday! PLEASE HELP!!!! Thanx everyone. 
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10-01-2009, 11:15 PM
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My GT3235 with 830 hours on it starts right up and doesent miss a beat, But I am just outside of Houston, Texas. I would not worry many people move snow all winter and do not have any issues. I just cut grass all year.
The GT 3235 is an excellent GT it is no compairson to my 582 or the 1450 I sold last year. But I would like to have an Original. enjoy your new 3000
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Ron GT3235
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