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I need to take my new tractor lawn mower to have service at the end of summer. I do not have a trailer for it, and I was planning to use the back of my truck to carry the lawnmower to the dealership. Will the tailgate be strong enough to support the weight of the lawnmower without damaging it? If not, are there ramps for sell that will distribute the weight on the bed of the truck instead of the tailgate? Thanks!

You shouldn't have any problems. One thing to watch out for are those speed bumps or dips in road. That will cause a pretty strong force on the tailgate if you hit them to fast.

One other thing....check to see which end is the heaviest...put that part up in the bed and the lightest on the tailgate.

2007-11-13 18:58:46 by rascoe627

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Its time to change the oil in my lawn mower tractor. The place I bought if from no longer has the manufacture recommended oil on sale, and the last remaining bottle I have does not list the weight of the oil. The engine is a 25hp Kohler, 2 cylinder. Outdoor operating temperatures will be approximately 50 degrees(f) to 95 degrees (f).

Since you use it in warm weather 10w-30 will work fine. Most manufacturers recommend it.

2007-05-16 15:01:42 by Sapphire Orb

Are there "blue books"? How do I know how much I should pay for a used one?

Specifically a 12 year old cub cadet.... how long do they last anyways?

100 bucks if it runs and cuts!

2007-09-22 09:43:14 by Mark R

When I turned the nut counterclockwise using the wrench, the pulley also turned. What shall I do to stop the pulley in turning?

i have someone hold the belt or put a wrench on the pulley and have some hold that or block it with a piece of wood basically anything that i can do to get the pulley off

2008-06-22 15:33:31 by Rayview

My husband and I are looking into buying a lawn mower/tractor to mow about 3 - 4 acres. We are thinking about either a JD 2210 or JD 4115. Does anyone have a suggestion of any others, especially of lesser cost, but the same quality for the amount of mowing to be done? Also, suggestions on which size of deck and the amount of time it would take to mow this amount would be great. We have a Torro with a 54" deck now, but we are sharing it with my father-in-law and it is becoming a hassle to take back and worth every week or so. Plus, we have to get the bushhog to use too. We use the Torro for yard (about 1.5 acres) and the bushhog for the other acres. That's why we need one that would be great to do it all! ~thanks

I'd Look at exmark or grasshopper's..., any 42 inch with a hydro riding mower will do 1.5 acres easy though... I'd also think about simplicity/snapper mowers as well. Simplicity owns snapper.

2006-04-11 22:53:10 by nc1kcfan