Iseki TS1610
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hosejockey2002
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<font color="blue">Twice was enough for me to realize he doesn't need to use it anymore.It's just not worth the risk.
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For that reason I don't rent or loan my tractor to anyone. I am happy to help my friends and family out, but I do the operating.
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For that reason I don't rent or loan my tractor to anyone. I am happy to help my friends and family out, but I do the operating.
EFC
Veteran Member
More fun that way anyhow, you get to play and they get to wish they had a tractor!!!! /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif
DavidS
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OK I have read a lot of places on here about the rear wheels being set at their widest, how do you adjust the rear wheels??
buppy69
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Change them from side to side.
Eugene
Eugene
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/forums/images/graemlins/cool.gifWell, I went today and saw the TS1610's. The guy had 3-of them. One has already sold, and he doesn't even have them put together yet. They look good. He's going over them right now and replacing bad parts. One needed a water pump. The one I looked at has 600+ hrs. showing.
I think I'm going to the bank tomorrow to borrow the money.
I can get the 1610 and a new brush hog for $2500.00 out the door.
I'll post again when I get it.
Thanks for everyone's input. I really appreciate it.
Daveo.
Alabama/USA /forums/images/graemlins/cool.gif
I think I'm going to the bank tomorrow to borrow the money.
I can get the 1610 and a new brush hog for $2500.00 out the door.
I'll post again when I get it.
Thanks for everyone's input. I really appreciate it.
Daveo.
Alabama/USA /forums/images/graemlins/cool.gif