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Old 05-19-2011, 08:10 AM
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Nice unit and find!
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That doesn't sound bad at all. Get it ordered...
WAIT!!!!, LOL Check this out: http://www.ruralking.com/42-in-tow-l...36383830323036
DWayne, you are the man!! I think shipping will be about $43.00 on it. I'll check to see what total cost will be at Amazon, but I think we have a winner. How hard was it to put together? Thanks for your help, old buddy.
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DWayne, you are the man!! I think shipping will be about $43.00 on it. I'll check to see what total cost will be at Amazon, but I think we have a winner. How hard was it to put together? Thanks for your help, old buddy.
Man it was way harder than I thought it would be. We had to lift it from the truck bed and set it in my shop. Shew... Don't think I could have handled much more, I got mine as a partial trade for a 129 I had. Was already set up for me.
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Well, Amazon will charge over $50.00 for shipping, plus their price is $40 more. The ad says "no tools are needed for assembly". But it's made in USA, so I'm thrilled about that.
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Well, I finally got my lawn sweeper...the Agri-Fab 42". Rural King had them on sale for $189 a few weeks ago, but then suddenly the price went up. I kept an eye on the price and saw them on sale again for $189, so I jumped on it. It's still in the box now but will dig into that tomorrow. It'll be a good project to do while it's ...(wait for it....) raining.
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Got to be thinking positive, what else would you be doing while it rained?

It will be worth the time and 2 or 3 six packs to get it put together and enjoy your next mowing day.

Oh Yes,,, PICS AND VID OF USING IT is a must!!! hehehehehe
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Got to be thinking positive, what else would you be doing while it rained?

It will be worth the time and 2 or 3 six packs to get it put together and enjoy your next mowing day.

Oh Yes,,, PICS AND VID OF USING IT is a must!!! hehehehehe
You got that right, DWayne!
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Will do, guys. Stay tuned.
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Well, it didn't rain near as much as it said in our forecast, but I got the lawn sweeper put together. I can tell you this....Agri Fab has a really handy Video Instruction Guide portion on their website, and it's wayyyy more helpful than the written instructions when doing the assembly on this thing. For any of you who have this sweeper, how far down can you adjust the brushes? Instructions say to set the depth to about a half inch below the top of the grass. Does that work well at that setting? I'll get some photos tomorrow, hopefully.
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It should work very well, at that setting. Can't wait to see your pics.
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