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My husband just bought a used 48" Scag Zero Turn Hydrauluic mower. I am unable to locate the serial number of the actual machiene ( I can find for each part but not as whole) I am wondering if anyone might know where to look as I obviously am not looking in the right place. Thank you for all your help!

Not sure right off hand, but I know it is located on the block somewhere. Maybe hidden or covered up too. Might ask...
http://www.lawnsite.com/showthread.php?r eferrerid=32336&t=188224
or
http://www.scag.com/index2.html
good luck

2007-05-22 20:24:56 by Dispatcher

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I have a Cub Cadet SRC-621 walk-behind mower that was purchased new in 2005. It stopped running in the middle of mowing this week, had used it 3 times so far this year w/o problems. Turn-around time for mower repair is 4-6 wks at this time of year, so I've chosen to replace it rather than pursue having it diagnosed and/or repaired.

Mower has history of several repairs in the past 4 years: head gasket in 06 (warranty repair) and crankshaft and end of season 08, and at least one breakdown in between that necessitated taking it to repair shop, but I can't remember the specific issue.

Here's some specs on this model: 6.5 Hp Kawasaki OHV engine, self-propelled, 6-speed transmission, rear-wheel drive, zero-turn radius.

What is a reasonable price to put on this non-running mower as-is to someone for parts or as a repair project?

who wants to buy a nonrunnning mower except someone who can fix it & turn it around for a quick profit? with that in mind, they wont pay much...better to get it fixed and keep it as a spare, or if space is a problem, sell it as running...

2009-05-21 21:09:51 by rufusag

Price: $49.99

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I need the belt for the mower deck. It is a ariens Zero turn lawn mower. M#915002 S#001333. I DO NOT HAVE A BELT TO COMPARE IT TO A NEW ONE.....Please don't send me to a hardware store. They need the width and length.I have searched the web and have found nothing. I Hope someone that can help me with the ariens part number can help.

Their web site states that parts are only available from their dealers. You can find them here.
http://www.ariens.com/dealerlocator/defa ult.aspx

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2009-05-10 17:38:59 by Terry D

Price: $39.99

Fits many Zero Turn Mowers
5-inch Centered Hub
Not For Highway Use

I first off would like to start by saying thank you for giving me the opportunity to interview with you. You asked me to write you a letter to express to you my desire to come to work for your company, also giving you the chance to see my nonverbal communication skills.

Why do I want to work for your company ? I took some time to really think this question through, I came up with a number of different reasons. A challenge, challenge is defined as a demanding or stimulating situation. I am the type of person that has to have this type of atmosphere to function at my best, I like high pressure, fast pace situations that require me to be alert and aware of my surroundings at all time. I feel that motivation is another factor that is drawing me to your property management position. To work with a person like Chris I think would fuel me to work at my maximum potential day in and day out, when you get a group of people working together toward the same goal, with the same mind set it’s like a well oiled machine. I believe that Chris and I both possess a drive for success that most people do not. Stability is something that I see in Prudential and I like the longevity mindset that you are using to ensure the future of your company. This is a huge opportunity for me to have the chance to get into a company that has the values and loyalty that this company has been built on. The market is changing and with that change it has weeded out the unethical real estate agents and the fly by night real estate companies, so what better time for me to become a part of this ever growing market. Property management is not a flashy, glamorous job, but neither is sitting on a lawn mower but done right with enough effort, quality and honesty you can make one hell of a living at it. I think the reason I take more of a shinning to property management rather than strictly sale is because I am a problem solver, and I understand there is a certain degree of that is sales, but I thrive off of the amount of it I have seen I Property management.

I am going to be short and sweet with this. I am a energetic, highly motivated SALESMAN that isn’t scared to put in a hard day’s work. This job is no different than what I have been doing for the past six years, the only thing that changed is terminology and equipment, while I am using trimmers and zero-turn mowers your using leasing agreements and buyer agency agreements. There is no doubt in my mind that this is the job for me, all I have to do is prove to you that my age and lack of hands on experience is not a factor. As far dedication and honesty, I was sitting in a class room within six hours of you telling me that you wouldn’t talk to me without a license and honesty, you looked me in the eye when I told you about myself and said that I had an honest characteristic about myself, this is because I am an honest person. I think if you look at hiring me as a chance, then I say it a chance worth taking. I hope this letter summed up the reasons I am interested in working for Prudential.

--- i could use some help proff reading this and tell me what i need to work on

If you do anything to this do not use FIRSTLY. To clean up the intro you need to use BLUF, Bottom Line Up Front.

So

I would like to start by saying thank you for the opportunity of this interview.

That's it, short, sweet, to the point and slap a period on it.

Can't see anything else that sticks out after that.

2009-10-31 09:21:30 by adtiner