Outdoor Power Equipment (Lawn Mowers, Snow Blowers, Chain Saws and more) Discussions

I picked this up today from the dealer that sold me my tractor. It's a basic 3 in 1 push mower, but it should work just fine
for the trim work I'll be doing. It  really has a nice solid feel to it.  Good cut too. Ran me $249. I like it. I think we are going
to get a break from the rain this week. I'll get some play time in.                         Kevin

	Engine	Briggs & Stratton Intek
	Power	7.0 hp
	Drive	Push/Manual
	Tire size front/rear	8" / 9"
	Cutting width	21"
	Cutting height, min-max	1.21-3.46"
	Cutting height adjustment	9 position each wheel
	Mulching Plug	yes
	Wheel bearing, front/rear	Bushing / Ball Bearing

                                                                                                                                               

Majorxlr8n wrote:

Thanks Marty. I'm done stimulating to economy for a while. I cut my lawn with the Conquest today. Then I pulled out the old  Simplicity and cut the neighbors paths through her woods and fields. Finished up with some trim work on my yard with the Husky. After I parked them all back in the shed and was closing the doors, I took a nice long look at "Team Dempsey" LOL.
I realized that I was lucky to have aquired the new OPE and grateful that I was able to do so. 

                                                                                                                             Kevin

Kevin, are you going to detail it any?  I can see adding some bullet hole stickers to my LT, how about you? 

Hi Ajace. No I don't think so. I kind of like them the way they are. When I was thinking of getting an engine for the parts mower I thought of getting a new paint job and adding flames to the hood. I think that would have looked real good.
                                                                                          Kevin

Me too.

If you add flames, make sure they are watter proof.