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Re: Re: Re: Small Garden Tractor Advice


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Posted by Indian Guy on August 13, 1998 at 11:57:51:

In Reply to: Re: Re: Small Garden Tractor Advice posted by Ford Man on August 13, 1998 at 11:39:51:

: : : I'm looking to buy a small (<20HP) garden tractor w/PTO to use primarily to mow less than 1/2 acre, blow snow off a large driveway, light hauling, and perhaps do some tilling. I'm avoiding the newer "Craftsman/MTD/NOMA lawn tractors" and am looking for an older, more heavy duty one. I am looking at primarily Cub Cadets, Bolens, WheelHorse, Simplicity, Gravely and John Deeres. Availability of parts and attachments, in addition to the performance of the tractor is a big factor in the decision.

: : : Any advice on specific ones to look for or to avoid?

: : : Any recommendation
: Kent,
: I would stay away from the Cub Cadet as they have a poor repair history . The same goes for Bolens.
: Simplcity is a very good tractor but I have heard that parts are high. The same goes for John Deere.
: Wheel Horse tractors seem to be very good .Don't know about Gravely.I have used a 1988 Craftsman
: for some pretty rough mowing . It does not have a PTO though.
: Good Luck,
: Ford Man

I just saw a little MF garden tractor with a tiller on the back and I understand it has a mower deck that goes with it. It's powered by a Briggs 16 (?) hp engine. that's about all I know about the thing. I was thinking about getting it for myself for much the same reasons. Anyone know more?


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