Bill from MA
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Would they mean the tranny holding in gear or neutral and idling or the brake pedal itself no holding?
Bill
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Jim in Ma.
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Not sure what you are asking. On my 633 the linkage for both the shifter and breaks tends to hang up a little if I don't use the machine often
I tip the body up and spray r favorite lube. Also check, and make sure the shift linkage is not loose.
I tip the body up and spray r favorite lube. Also check, and make sure the shift linkage is not loose.
Jim in Ma.
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Sorry - That's a 622 not 633. my fingers are faster than my brain this morning. lol
Bill from MA
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I am looking at a for-sale ad.
The guy spent some money replacing seats and body plastic but the electric dump is tired and the e-brakes don"t work so he uses a chock-block.
Even tired gators command serious money so I am trying to determine if this is worth looking at.
So is the e-brake a manual brake (cable or pedal) or part of the tranny somehow (and more money to fix)?
Thanks,
Bill
The guy spent some money replacing seats and body plastic but the electric dump is tired and the e-brakes don"t work so he uses a chock-block.
Even tired gators command serious money so I am trying to determine if this is worth looking at.
So is the e-brake a manual brake (cable or pedal) or part of the tranny somehow (and more money to fix)?
Thanks,
Bill
Anonymous-0
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I think he is referring to the manual emergency brake.
Jim in Ma.
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Mine has hyd. breaks. It looks like the e-break should just lock the pressure after you step on the break pedal Should be an easy fix.
I think I say that ad on CL - seems like a fair price with all the work they have done to it.
I would offer a little less "Cash" and go from there.
I think I say that ad on CL - seems like a fair price with all the work they have done to it.
I would offer a little less "Cash" and go from there.
Geo-TH,In
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Bill,
My daddy always said John Deere was painted green, because green is the color of money.
Take a look at kawasaki, red is cheaper. Don"t gators use the kawasaki engine too? I looked at a used 5 year old gator last night on craigslist and it was the same money that I paid for a new 2012 mule 4010 after the 2013 came out.
Gators do command a higher price. I love my 48 in JD lawn mower and tiller. It has a 17 hp kawasaki engine. So I like JD green. I spent 6 months looking for a used gator and finally decided on a new Mule.
George
My daddy always said John Deere was painted green, because green is the color of money.
Take a look at kawasaki, red is cheaper. Don"t gators use the kawasaki engine too? I looked at a used 5 year old gator last night on craigslist and it was the same money that I paid for a new 2012 mule 4010 after the 2013 came out.
Gators do command a higher price. I love my 48 in JD lawn mower and tiller. It has a 17 hp kawasaki engine. So I like JD green. I spent 6 months looking for a used gator and finally decided on a new Mule.
George
Bill from MA
Member
I guess I was being too complex. I was thinking electrical brake and not emergency brake!
Bill from MA
Member
Might be the same one. There is no contact info in the ad, it clicked the 'tell him' button but no update yet.
I have seen some junk in that price range but this one might work out.
My son has his sights on nothing else but a green 6x4.
I have seen some junk in that price range but this one might work out.
My son has his sights on nothing else but a green 6x4.
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