Recent content by Honest Abe

were you holding your breath when you wrote this.....? Punctuation can be your friend , . ; - ! 🫣

Have you tried "Oregon" replacement parts...? I switched to them, and never looked back.....

being a poster who felt a while ago that this site was suffering and needed to be put down and end its suffering, I have to now say that it has apparently seen the light and has been given renewed life. No issues observed here of late ..... yippee!

it just needs a solar recharge panel to charge on the go.....

next up, an 80-page thesis on oil viscosity and flow rate . . . . . :unsure:

what are you putting them on...? https://gripstuds.com/collections/tractor-studs?srsltid=AfmBOor_QuACMRP5C21SYv8XCzkDrHMUNCTUEeJCYVVDjXEdzLSd9snA

Now you've gone and done it..... some years ago, I was passing by a Monroe Muffler shop it dawned on me my oil was overdue on the 2-year-old Jeep I was driving, and since their lot was almost empty I "thought" I could get in and out quick. Well, I got in immediately; but, 45 minutes later my...

interestingly, my JD x585 has a drip tray that the engineers designed to catch the bit of oil that spills out when replacing the filter. It's also nice hold JD has a flexible drain tube, so you can direct the oil flow into a container, and not all over the machine or floor. If they can do it...

what you talk'n 'bout Willis, can't you see MY lawn is perfectly level..... 🫣

I only posted those to show that the blades cut minute clippings and didn't leave rows of mulch or strips of high grass. The grass was still very damp, and the wind was almost blowing me off the machine. The cut is consistently level and even, and this whole area is our leach field, so I don't...

I hear you.... since this problem seems to have started immediately upon getting this unit, and other customers have had/are having the same issue it seems this is an inherent manufacturing deficiency... time to trade the dang thing in for a decent machine!

Hmmmmm, well imagine that . . . . . Cons & Common Complaints Cut Quality: Some reviews indicate that the mower may leave "stragglers" or doesn't cut evenly in very tall or thick grass, potentially requiring a second pass

some before and after results with Oregon G6 mulching blades set at 3" with the grass currently at about10" and damp grass today . . . . the leaves and bark are from a couple Sycamore trees, huge leaves and tough bark - - -

small 22 caliber directly through; but do it in the grass, not a concrete floor ..... 😱

Uhmmm, I'd guess that softer tires will just cause you to scalp the dickens out of the lawn. Maybe try aerating on a rainy day and then rolling it to level things a bit . . . . . jmo