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Old 10-06-2021, 10:38 AM
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Good point on the fuel lines/filter and carb clean. At that point, I should just pull the tank and flush it as well just in case there is any trash in it.
Yeah it comes off pretty easy once you have the fenders and rear hitch plate off/rolled back at least. I'd just buy new grommets and maybe be prepared to get a new fuel pickup or repair the tube on it as well. I've had them get pretty brittle and break off.

Also be careful when you re-assemble that you note the location of the zip ties that hold the fuel line where it's supposed to go and keep the line there. It can get pinched between the fenders and the frame.
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Was you able to pick up the tractor?
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Was you able to pick up the tractor?

Yes, I was able to pick all up yesterday. He had a lot more parts than I thought...lol

The powerful bagger system seems to be complete, but the wife has already said she doesn't want to mess with it. So mulching blades are in my future.
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Yes, I was able to pick all up yesterday. He had a lot more parts than I thought...lol

The powerful bagger system seems to be complete, but the wife has already said she doesn't want to mess with it. So mulching blades are in my future.
I knew I should have went and got them back when he had all 3. Lol
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Did you get a fan assisted bagger or just a regular bagger? The fan assisted are awesome and should bring some nice $ if you sell it.
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Did you get a fan assisted bagger or just a regular bagger? The fan assisted are awesome and should bring some nice $ if you sell it.
It is indeed the fan assisted bagger. All the parts, brackets, etc are there.

I'm in TN and not sure it could be easy to ship so pickup only is most likely. Around what is it worth if you don't mind? PM if preferable.
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I mowed some grass yesterday with it just for fun. It did awesome, but I still need to rebuild the carb once the kit arrives as it's running a little rich. Definitely happy with this purchase.

As luck would have it, my 3204 was giving me fits yesterday. It seems like it's not getting fuel so a new pump may be needed for it. Figures...lol
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