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Old 04-01-2018, 07:46 PM
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I find it hard to believe....15 million rollovers

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Looks like we need to ban ztr mowers.
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That's 15 million Oh CRAP!, or brown trout, skidmarks, hershey squirts, ect..., good business for BVD and Hanes though.
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That’s a good April Fools joke 😂
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That’s a good April Fools joke 😂
I liked the part of Feb 31, 2019
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I find it hard to believe....15 million rollovers

https://www.protoolreviews.com/tools...-mowers/36225/
Looks like a cross between a guy mowing yard and a mountain climber/wall climber!! Never thought about mixing those two adventures but maybe there is $$$ to be made in doing so...... Why not put crazy wheels out on the sides with power springs like training wheels on a bike? Helps with funny cars and dragsters, why not make a slight adjustment for mowers?

What the heck am I doing in Ohio, still? Should it be snowing?

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Looks like a cross between a guy mowing yard and a mountain climber/wall climber!! Never thought about mixing those two adventures but maybe there is $$$ to be made in doing so...... Why not put crazy wheels out on the sides with power springs like training wheels on a bike? Helps with funny cars and dragsters, why not make a slight adjustment for mowers?

What the heck am I doing in Ohio, still? Should it be snowing?

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Good golly man don't give them ideas, they will be outlawing motorcycles because they are inherently unstable, and requiring outriggers, terracotta air bags & seatbelts
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