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[Florida Gardener]

Originally Posted by Richard Martin

I'd like a new mower and can afford it. But the thought of going through everything that I have done to my current Dixie all over again is just too much. I have my mower exactly the way I want it and have done quite a few mods.

Only mod I have on any of my mowers is a tiny tach on the hydrocut lol....I can afford new mowers too, just don't see a point in buying one when I can get a long life out of what I have. My highest hour mower is my wright stander 36" with 395 hours. It's a 2008. Runs great, cuts great. Does what I need.
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[Richard Martin]

Originally Posted by diamondlandscaping

Only mod I have on any of my mowers is a tiny tach on the hydrocut lol....

Have you ever seen my Hydrocut?

[cgaengineer]

Originally Posted by Richard Martin

Have you ever seen my Hydrocut?

Looks like a hovercut to me...
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[Patriot Services]

He put individual hand brakes on each side.
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[Richard Martin]

Wait until you guys see what I'm doing next. It is a add on for the Dixie and a major project.

[Florida Gardener]

Originally Posted by Richard Martin

Wait until you guys see what I'm doing next. It is a add on for the Dixie and a major project.

Rocket launcher? Flamethrower?
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[cgaengineer]

Originally Posted by Patriot Services

He put individual hand brakes on each side.
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I see it now! I didn't see it at first because I didn't scroll over.
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[Richard Martin]

Originally Posted by diamondlandscaping

Rocket launcher? Flamethrower?

A leaf blower. Here's a preliminary peak at it...

[Richard Martin]

Originally Posted by Patriot Services

He put individual hand brakes on each side.

Unfortunately, the mower suffered a catastrophic failure where both spindles were destroyed and pissed me off. It has been retired from mowing and now has an electric spreader attached to the front. Never buy a mower with timed blades and the timing is coordinated by a freaking rubber belt. The belt suddenly self destructed at about 150 or so hours and destroyed the whole mess. Blades, spindles, blade cradles, the whole nine yards.

[Duekster]

Originally Posted by Richard Martin

Unfortunately, the mower suffered a catastrophic failure where both spindles were destroyed and pissed me off. It has been retired from mowing and now has an electric spreader attached to the front. Never buy a mower with timed blades and the timing is coordinated by a freaking rubber belt. The belt suddenly self destructed at about 150 or so hours and destroyed the whole mess. Blades, spindles, blade cradles, the whole nine yards.

That is a wreck waiting to happen. I can not believe that even is a design.