Power-trac Forum
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BKColeman
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Glennmac Re: Power-trac Forum
<font color=blue>I didn't get the option (I unfortunately let them talk me out of it)</font color=blue>
I'm dissapointed. I thought you always got every option. What else did you not get on your EF?
--Brad
<font color=blue>I didn't get the option (I unfortunately let them talk me out of it)</font color=blue>
I'm dissapointed. I thought you always got every option. What else did you not get on your EF?
--Brad
Your new home, guys. /w3tcompact/icons/smile.gif
Carpenter
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Muhammad, Thanks, but you had me worried for a minute. I went to the Other Brands section as usual and thought I was lost in a time warp. It took me a minute to realize what was going on; it is still morning here in the West. It also made me reflect on a sign I saw, that said: At our age,"Getting Lucky", means finding your car in the parking lot./w3tcompact/icons/hmm.gif
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Glennmac Re: Power-trac Forum
glennmac, in rougher terrain we use the 48 inch rough cut mower and two 57 inch kunz mowers in tow. to have a nice cut you have to sharpen the blades as you would for a finish mower.
good luck
glennmac, in rougher terrain we use the 48 inch rough cut mower and two 57 inch kunz mowers in tow. to have a nice cut you have to sharpen the blades as you would for a finish mower.
good luck
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Glennmac Re: Power-trac Forum
Brad - <font color=blue>I'm dissapointed. I thought you always got every option. What else did you not get on your EF?</font color=blue>
I'm not sure if I'm supposed to post any EarthForce related messages here or not. The PT guys are pretty zealous, maybe even jealous, and never gave me permission... /w3tcompact/icons/laugh.gif
But, to answer your question, the only things I didn't get were 1) the afore-mentioned locking differentials, 2) a flashing beacon (which I'd already planned to supercede with the LEDs I installed 3) a tool kit, because no one could provide a list of the contents thereof.
Brad - <font color=blue>I'm dissapointed. I thought you always got every option. What else did you not get on your EF?</font color=blue>
I'm not sure if I'm supposed to post any EarthForce related messages here or not. The PT guys are pretty zealous, maybe even jealous, and never gave me permission... /w3tcompact/icons/laugh.gif
But, to answer your question, the only things I didn't get were 1) the afore-mentioned locking differentials, 2) a flashing beacon (which I'd already planned to supercede with the LEDs I installed 3) a tool kit, because no one could provide a list of the contents thereof.
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Glennmac Re: Power-trac Forum
I thought you knew that family doesn't need to ask permission. /w3tcompact/icons/laugh.gif
I thought you knew that family doesn't need to ask permission. /w3tcompact/icons/laugh.gif
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Glennmac Re: Power-trac Forum
Mark,
You are a part of the articulated family.
PJ
Mark,
You are a part of the articulated family.
PJ
