LoneCowboy
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Zipperhead0
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Nice Cowboy,
You know what they say. A family that mows together....grows together.(boy I really had to reach for that one)
Anyway, nice machines. Good Luck
You know what they say. A family that mows together....grows together.(boy I really had to reach for that one)
Anyway, nice machines. Good Luck
MadDogDriver
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Thanks for the pics..........Brian
Now let me get this straight.......Her tractor breaks when you drive it?
Now let me get this straight.......Her tractor breaks when you drive it?
MtnViewRanch
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Where are her wheel weights? Hers needs them more than yours. They sure look like a couple of nice rigs.
Good luck and hope there are no more problems.
Good luck and hope there are no more problems.
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LoneCowboy
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The TN's tires aren't loaded (just foamed so they don't get flats (cross fingers)). I really only weighted it for snow removal and if I wasn't so lazy I'd take the rear ones off, but it looks hard. If I filled the tires, I'd be overweight moving it around.
The TC (not that I've seen it since this pic, been at the dealer since, ) has both front and rear tires loaded. You have to take the front weights on and off to get the loader on and off (which strikes me as silly, but there it is), and loading that won't get it overweight.
It's MUCH better loaded, still tippy feeling though. (in my big 3 hours on it before it went back to the dealer A WEEK AGO. not that I'm bitter or anything.
If I filled the tires, I'd be overweight moving it around. The TC (not that I've seen it since this pic, been at the dealer since,
) has both front and rear tires loaded. You have to take the front weights on and off to get the loader on and off (which strikes me as silly, but there it is), and loading that won't get it overweight. It's MUCH better loaded, still tippy feeling though. (in my big 3 hours on it before it went back to the dealer A WEEK AGO.
not that I'm bitter or anything.
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Family that tractors together stay's together.
MadDogDriver
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Brian, I sure hope NH makes it right for you regarding the lemon of a 45 you've had.
I know I'd be upset too if I had all the troubles you've had with that tractor right out of the box.
"Ain't right".
I know I'd be upset too if I had all the troubles you've had with that tractor right out of the box.
"Ain't right".