nwngunner
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That thing has more then enough power to pull a blade. Just run it in first gear and enjoy the sun. That is just a little smaller then my oliver, and mine pulled an 8foot blade like it wasnt there.
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Soundguy
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I didn't say 'rear sump tranny' i said:
I'm implying you might find it has a common sump setup like a 5600, if it is indeed a very late 75 5000. My 5000 has a common sump setup.
previous model 5000's had seperate sumps.
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Ervin Smith
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I had better put on my glasses then, and be sure i am awake before i respond next time. hahahaha. Wow
And thanks for the comment on pulling a 8 ft blade, thats what i am going to get now.
And thanks for the comment on pulling a 8 ft blade, thats what i am going to get now.
Soundguy
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a 5000 is a VERY capable machine
