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Jelly. Burned up all my vaca.

Where will the d bags wear their bedazzled jeans while courting a barrel shaped skeezer with frosted hair now?

Pushed it. It was a bitch since I had to hold it in place and reach up and steer it when the tires hit the wheel wells and turned. Not much fun, but I've learned to figure out how to do shit solo at camp. Meant to tell scott to look out for it but forgot.

I've called every Honda shop in Columbus. They can all get the blanks, no one cuts the keys.

Iron Pony can order the key blank also, But cannot cut it. The blank is eight dollars. New ignition is $32. Probably going to order a new ignition unless someone knows a place that can cut the blank without me running all over town.

I talked to hinderer. They can order the blank. I'm on my own from there.

Have keycode. Joe Carson does not make them. Iron pony does not answer the phone. What's a key with a rubber cover to keep mud out of ignition switch. Where can I get one made?

drool

+1 for Whaler. Stand up guy.

Which Kohler motor? It's important as some of their motors were pure junk.

I'm mowing 2 acres in 2 hours, but I have lots of trees and buildings/landscaping to mow around. I will say that the learning curve on a ZTR is tremendous, but lots faster and less frustrating once you figure it out.

you're either a genius or retarded. I only have a 52" deck. That's another consideration. I have some steep hills and rolling landscape. If your property is perfectly flat, get as big a deck as you can. If you have hills or rolling landscape, consider a smaller deck as the bigger it is, the more scalping you will get. Awesome to hear that chumley is doing better.

Just went through this in the spring. First question is, do you have any steep hills to mow. Zero turn sucks on hills. But since you have trees, I would definitely get a zero turn over a tractor. Two lies I've seen so far and I hope I don't create any butt hurt. Zero turns hold their value like Harleys. Buying a used one that is in decent shape is almost not worth it. Especially with 0% interest which is why I bought a new one. The other thing, there is no Fucking Way Magley is mowing 3 1/2 acres in an hour on a rider. That's either a lie or he has a turbocharged jet powered lawnmower on flat ground with no trees. Don't waste your money on some piece of shit box store zero turn. If you're going to be there for a long time, spend the cash now and buy a commercial quality Mauer. Stick with the big name brands like hustler, X Mark, Ferris, John Deere, etc. You want a Kawasaki or Briggs vanguard engine and the highest cc wheel motors you can get. I prefer separate hydraulic reservoir's and separate pumps and we wheel motors over the combined units. Easier to service and replace down the road. Lastly, if you are looking at new units, ask the dealer to bring them out and test them on your property. Everyone of them is different and you want to find one that you are comfortable with before pulling the trigger. If you are looking at used units, test drive them also and get underneath them and look for anything leaking. You do not want any mower that is leaking oil or hydraulic fluid. Bonus points if they have maintenance records. 1000 hours is equivalent to 100,000 miles. And attention two hours. Don't buy any unit that was owned by a lawn care company. They won't brag that they have been well-maintained but they've also been beaten to death by Mexicans. There is lots to learn so do your homework and buy quality. There's a lot of junk zero turns out there.

That's sweet! Too bad it's xl.

I'll start the bidding at

Yep. Blame the banks who were forced to make substandard loans available to people who couldn't afford them and unscrupulous builders like M/I Homes.

Pick up the FZ1 and become friends with Ivan. He has everything you need to sort that bike out.

Before looking at anything else, Check the water. Wash your hands in it, smell it and taste it. Many things can be fixed, but bad water is always going to be bad water.

Strip it naked!

Yeah, this pig gets 9. It only gets driven when it's necessary. Still have the yota for running around and the company truck keep the miles off of everything.

Busted a rear brake line a few weeks ago. Of course, the line was so crusted that I had to replace the wheel cylinders too, and while I was at it, might as well do the whole rear brake assembly. $200 later she's back on the road.

Only if you wear those cute little shorts with the butt pads.

I'm riding with Ben. Gump and Joel will probably have to roll in the Subaru. Or just ride down.

Burb is the wife's DD now. I'm riding with Ben.