Finally came to the dark(er) side

[gordyy]

Haha no not planning any jumps I really do try to avoid the pucker factor as much as possible although a couple places I do mow have a very high built in pucker factor but not dangerously so as long as I follow a few safe practices like keep the computer on to plan my route according to rain storms this year its been a very very very wet year in North Dakota water on a clay hill is one safety factor that is at the top of my list lol

 

[scoutcub]

Hey Gordyy-

Just curious, is the machine totalled? Will it be rebuilt, or scrapped? If it's a loss, do you get to keep it or will the insurance co take it? Aren't you mowing commercially?

 

[gordyy]

yes they totalled the machine the insurance company sold it to a local dealer who in turn sold it to a landscaping contractor that has 2 or 3 they have bought from him for parts
and yes I am mowing I found a Kubota F2560 a couple hundred miles away with 4wd that I picked up very reasonable and did some very quick repair work to get it up and running good
or should say my sons did (one is a truck fabricator the other a truck mechanic) we had to rebuild the deck drive the bearings were out and fix a few minor things bearings belts general repairs to make it servicable for my traveling circus of grass cutting

Now I just have to replace the tractor and after using this F series (I really like mowing with it ) I need to figure out if I want to try snow with this or what I do what with the changes coming with Yanmar my dealer thinks he will stay on as a dealer but has had no real contact with them yet other than a letter assuring them they are continueing the warranty on any they have to sell.
He currently has no sc2400's on the lot can transfer one from another dealer and all but we havent really sat down and ironed anything out.