Iseki TS1610

DavidD · May 22, 2003

I have volunteered to do the tractor work for him from now on.
Twice was enough for me to realize he doesn't need to use it anymore.It's just not worth the risk.
David

hosejockey2002 · May 23, 2003

<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.

EFC · May 27, 2003

More fun that way anyhow, you get to play and they get to wish they had a tractor!!!! /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif

DavidS · May 28, 2003

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 · May 28, 2003

Change them from side to side.

Eugene

Anonymous Poster · Jun 2, 2003

/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