Posted by T.E.C. on March 06, 2013 at 08:48:21 from (70.194.64.183):
Need some tips for my next rider. I have a mower now that is going to be retiring. It's a Kmart brand(kgro). Bought it new in 1991 and mowed 3/4 acre with it plus pull around a wagon for yard work and what not every year since. Good old Briggs 18 horse and an american made tractor. I haven't done anything but grease it, sharpen blades and change fluids over the years. Question is, what brand will treat me this good now since they don't make the Kmart anymore? I'm keeping the Kmart as a conversation piece having 3100 hours on it and still running and all. Its getting pretty tired and the deck is about shot.
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