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Honda Harmony 2013 - Want recommendations-I am thinking of buying
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Kodie's Lawn Service
Kodie's Lawn Service
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lawn mower fanatic
I'm not going to say if you should buy it or not, but it's a lawn tractor, so getting it for the price of an HRR is good!
lawn mower fanatic
I'm not going to say if you should buy it or not, but it's a lawn tractor, so getting it for the price of an HRR is good!
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robert@honda
Guys in the industry call that lawn tractor the "toaster" due to its distinctive hood/grill
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Been out of production for at least 14+ years now, some parts are totally discontinued, but others, like most engine bits, are used on many current Honda engines, and still plenty of parts available.
These were manufactured by Honda in the Honda plant in Swepsonville, NC in the late 90s.
They had one safety recall regarding the PTO/blade lever; a revised part should be installed to resolve the issue. If you will share the serial number off the side of the frame with me, I can confirm if the update has been done on that specific tractor. It's in the form of "XXXX-1234567" Honda will update all units with the problem, period. Doesn't matter how old they are, or if out of warranty. This is a safety issue, so all units have to be repaired by a Honda dealer (no cost to the customer).
There were also two service bulletins; the drive belt can pop off (a new belt guard resolves this) and some engines had leaking oil pans due to loose pan bolts. Understand these two issues are not safety related, so if repairs are needed, you'd need to pay for them.
robert@honda
Guys in the industry call that lawn tractor the "toaster" due to its distinctive hood/grill
.Been out of production for at least 14+ years now, some parts are totally discontinued, but others, like most engine bits, are used on many current Honda engines, and still plenty of parts available.
These were manufactured by Honda in the Honda plant in Swepsonville, NC in the late 90s.
They had one safety recall regarding the PTO/blade lever; a revised part should be installed to resolve the issue. If you will share the serial number off the side of the frame with me, I can confirm if the update has been done on that specific tractor. It's in the form of "XXXX-1234567" Honda will update all units with the problem, period. Doesn't matter how old they are, or if out of warranty. This is a safety issue, so all units have to be repaired by a Honda dealer (no cost to the customer).
There were also two service bulletins; the drive belt can pop off (a new belt guard resolves this) and some engines had leaking oil pans due to loose pan bolts. Understand these two issues are not safety related, so if repairs are needed, you'd need to pay for them.
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Kodie's Lawn Service
Kodie's Lawn Service
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R
Ron Beard
R
Ron Beard
You mentioned a safety recall. I bought one of these new in 1999. Never heard about the recall. My serial # is MZBF-6201930. Is this something I should be concerned about? We no longer have a Honda dealer in this county, so if it was something I could correct myself, it would be a lot easier than having it hauled 30-40 miles away.
Guys in the industry call that lawn tractor the "toaster" due to its distinctive hood/grill
Been out of production for at least 14+ years now, some parts are totally discontinued, but others, like most engine bits, are used on many current Honda engines, and still plenty of parts available.
These were manufactured by Honda in the Honda plant in Swepsonville, NC in the late 90s.
They had one safety recall regarding the PTO/blade lever; a revised part should be installed to resolve the issue. If you will share the serial number off the side of the frame with me, I can confirm if the update has been done on that specific tractor. It's in the form of "XXXX-1234567" Honda will update all units with the problem, period. Doesn't matter how old they are, or if out of warranty. This is a safety issue, so all units have to be repaired by a Honda dealer (no cost to the customer).
There were also two service bulletins; the drive belt can pop off (a new belt guard resolves this) and some engines had leaking oil pans due to loose pan bolts. Understand these two issues are not safety related, so if repairs are needed, you'd need to pay for them.
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robert@honda
robert@honda
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robert@honda
robert@honda
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F
FireGirl911
F
FireGirl911
I have a Honda Harmony 2013 Lawn Tractor with double rear bagger. In the shop now for tune-up, new belt, and to be greased. Shop mechanic told us if we wanted to sell it, he would ask $500. It is in great condition, newer tires, been serviced regularly, and only needs to have a couple decals replaced. Based on this information, I would think you might be getting a pretty good deal.
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javjacob
javjacob