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06-18-2018, 09:50 PM
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Out with the old, in with the new.
I bought my first riding lawnmower, used, about 6 years ago. It was a CubCadet 1020 with a Briggs & Stratton 10hp engine with a small 32" deck.
It wasnt the prettiest, but it ran...for a while. I paid $150 for it from a coworker. Within 2 months the engine broke a rod. I tore it apart and rebuilt it. Wasnt too hard. Its been a good mower, but now after buying a house with a larger yard, it seems it keeps wanting to have issues. Its not running right, mostly when u engage the blades. I think its got a governer issue. It also needs more tlc. I haven't been able to mow with it for a few months now. My inlaws gave me their old Simplicty mower with a 38" deck and a 12.5hp engine. But its tranny or clutch is shot and sucks to change gears. Ive had enough dealing with these old handme-down mowers. I decided i deserve a brand new one. I hitched up my enclosed trailer and drove 1 hour to HomeDepot and bought the XT1 LT46. So happy with it. 
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