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Old 05-01-2013, 06:58 PM
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Cool that you got it running as it should. I'm a lazy old F--T and if it fit's under the Haban It get's mowed. I don't do push mow.
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Cool that you got it running as it should. I'm a lazy old F--T and if it fit's under the Haban It get's mowed. I don't do push mow.
I am with Sam Mac on that point!!

If it doesn't go under the rider, there is this new product called RoundUp!!



One of my daughter's will weed-eat twice a year, that is it!!

I sold my last push mower in 1986.

That is a great looking push mower! AH, to be young enough to make one of those things WORK!!

You need to make a video for those of us who do not have one.



We almost never have the pushers on OCC!!

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Glad to hear you got it running!
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I'm 15, and I hate push mowing. I'm going with Sam Mac on this fits under the tractor is getting chopped up. I was mowing some brush with the 1810, took out two bird ox bushes with it about a inch thick. They werent there when I looked back.
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I don't have much of a yard really. I can push mow, trim, blow the walks, porches, etc., off, and be back in the house in an hour or so. Of course I never go in the house, I go play in the garage
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I don't have much of a yard really. I can push mow, trim, blow the walks, porches, etc., off, and be back in the house in an hour or so. Of course I never go in the house, I go play in the garage
Sounds like you really know how to take care of a piece of equipment to get 14yr's out of the old toro! I hope you get that kind of service out of your new cub! Best of luck to ya!! Keep on Push'n!!!
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Congrats on your pusher,i still push my yard in about , weed wack & blow in about 45-50 min every 3-4 days, its reel fun, except when dealing with the garden then its 2-3 hours, keep the grass area small & the garden big no need to ride except when playing with Abby & Fisher or collecting wood!
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