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rdsnake

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I have a 1 acre lot so I need a decent size rider. Bought this Club Cadet RZT-S a few years back. 54" deck. Has a little bitch steering wheel instead of levers. Hard to drink a beer with 2 levers!

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Damn thing didn't come with any lights so I wired up a light bar in the front!



Also have a Hotsy HEATED pressure washer. 5 HP Briggs runs on gas then has a diesel tank to run the heater. The thing is a beast and when your cleaning off road toys, it makes a world of difference.

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Outlaw

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How do you tell the difference? [MENTION=1983]Outlaw[/MENTION]

I have a 05 L130.

It has a sticker for Shorewood JD on it.

TractorData.com John Deere L130 tractor information

It's the difference between a badged unit made elsewhere or a machine made by JD in Wisconsin. Most everything from the big box stores is a different line made exclusively for that purpose... To compete with the sub $2,000 units available at HD, Menards, etc...
 

daturbosix

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moral of the story is dont buy new.

there are a reason why these 20, 30, and 40 year old machines still have a following and will out perform any of the new shit on the market today.

i use a 1972 cub cadet 128 for all my yard work at my house.
and a 149 for snow plowing at my shop
and a 105 for pulling junks around the yard at shop
theyre freaking work horses.

try pushing or pulling a car with a modern belt driven machine of today... good luck.
 

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moral of the story is dont buy new.

there are a reason why these 20, 30, and 40 year old machines still have a following and will out perform any of the new shit on the market today.

i use a 1972 cub cadet 128 for all my yard work at my house.
and a 149 for snow plowing at my shop
and a 105 for pulling junks around the yard at shop
theyre freaking work horses.

try pushing or pulling a car with a modern belt driven machine of today... good luck.

This. 90's is about as late as I'll go. My 455 is a 94 and my LX176 is somewhere in the late 90's (haven't ran the serial to get the exact year). The LX is a drive belt machine, but, considering that will pretty much only cut grass and pull a fertilizer spreader it'll be just fine. My 420 does work up north, soon to be replaced by the 455 while I blow the 420 apart to freshen it up.
 

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3252M is what they call out as the 42" thrower for the LX172/6. I'll do some research on it tonight.

If it works consider it sold.

Any chance you looked into this? If you wanted it I'd let it go for $150 just because it's TCG and I can use the room in the shed.

If not I'll toss it onto CL and eBay and take my chances with them. LOL
 
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