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Old 04-20-2026, 08:27 AM
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We designed and cut a pair of rear axle braces for the 882 w/389 Cat 0.
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Woke up to no electricity a few days ago. Swapped the mower deck for the generator and let my lawn mower make my morning coffee. It was a good trial run for my generator disconnect that was added to my panel box 2 years ago just for situations like this. Everything performed well.
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Woke up to no electricity a few days ago. Swapped the mower deck for the generator and let my lawn mower make my morning coffee. It was a good trial run for my generator disconnect that was added to my panel box 2 years ago just for situations like this. Everything performed well.
Sweet! A diesel would be the perfect machine to run a genset longer term ($ wise).

I've seen those at red power and wouldn't mind finding one.
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Agreed. The M18 is thirsty at WOT.
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Hello all, new here and trying to navigate the forum. "Doing my best"
this is what I have been doing, made a 3-point trailer mover then modified it to pick up my dead machines so i can move them or mow around them. I definitely need to up the hydro pressure on my 1572 to help get the machines up a little higher. It will lift the 1872 up off the ground! [IMG][/IMG]
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Hello all, new here and trying to navigate the forum. "Doing my best"
this is what I have been doing, made a 3-point trailer mover then modified it to pick up my dead machines so i can move them or mow around them. I definitely need to up the hydro pressure on my 1572 to help get the machines up a little higher. It will lift the 1872 up off the ground! [IMG][/IMG]
I watch your youtube channel, Nice 1572
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My brother recently closed on a house. He doesnt yet have a lawnmower and the grass hadnt been cut in a month. Foot tall grass is no problem for the ol 122! This thing just got a new head gasket and is running great!
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