Recent content by john12566

I cant disagree with your logic

In speaking to the owner of Deck Dolly several weeks ago he mentioned that he was in the final stages of releasing a new bracket that would attach to a Deck Dolly that would then allow you to use the Deck Dolly in a similar way to a Load N Go. The new bracket would allow you to pick up your Deck...

Also, keep in mind that Mfr usually recommends antigel be stored at relatively warm temperature

Used Optilube antigel once and fuel gelled up with outside temp of 10 F. while blowing snow. Boy that suprised me. Switched to Hot Shots Secret and no problems since then. FWIW, Hot Shots did well in Project Farm testing for antigel

Yes i have. Facebook Marketplace too! It's basically brand new...

I would be willing to ship this item for cost. -More info regarding the fit for the 1025r: Per the Mfr, This dolly will fit 2020 and newer 1025r/1023e decks by just shortening the cross-member to 16 inches and drilling new holes, or purchasing a readymade cross-member from the mfr for about $10...

Like new Deck Dolly. Will fit all mower deck sizes on newer 2032r/2038r. Has all options (dual wheels, soft surface foot, 6' long handles). $250. (New cost is around $415 plus shipping). Should fit deck for 1025r and others with some minor modifications (contact deckdolly.com for info) Thanks...

Item is sold.

My interset is mostly stability for loader use. Wouldnt liquid ballast provide better stability than cast weights because, proportionally, the liquid would be closer to the ground, lowering the center of gravity?

Brand new scraper bar for Deere 59 inch snowblower that fits newer 2023r and 2038r front-mount snowblower. Part# is M142890. Local pickup. zip 12566. $150. Thanks. John

Again this info is coming from some of the maufacturers, not me

Will be trading down to a new Deere 2025r and wanting to get the Galaxy radial tire option. Will have a loader on the tractor and have always had liquid ballast in the rear tires for that reason. A lot of info out there--much of it from tire manufacturers themselves--saying not to load radial...