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09-21-2011, 07:12 PM
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It's alive! I finally figured out what the problem was after nearly 2 mos of chasing my tale around this mower. The original culprit to the problem was the fuel silenoid, once I determined it was bad, I took a grinder to it and cut bout 1/2" off of it (wasn't paying $150 for that goofy part). Then it would run on low idle, but not full throttle. The guy I had clean the carb for me, put the jet in upside down and had an extra o-ring around the fuel jet blocking an orifice. Took the o-ring off, flipped the jet, now it purrs like a kitten. Can't wait to mow with it. Thanks to you guys that helped answer some ?'s.
On a side note, I never posted pics of it. It looks rough, the original owner took a pressure washer to it, blowed a lot of paint off, left it outside, now has a lot of surface rust. I hope to paint it this winter. 
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09-21-2011, 10:30 PM
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Yes it flaked off in big chunks. Both rear fenders, hood, side hood sections and the grill. It didn't bother me, I got it at a good price considering how it looked. Also came with a bagger which I don't even use. I think new in '05 the mower was $7500+ with the deck and bagger system. My price was 10% of that.
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09-22-2011, 09:30 AM
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Heres a pic of mine. I dont wanna make ya feel bad, but I have a little over $20 dollars in hauling mine home and then about $450 in fixing the engine up that was full of water! These tractors are really nice, just wish they had a diesel option.
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Am glad to hear you got it figured out..
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