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Post by clumberdude on Sept 26, 2008 19:23:12 GMT -4
I am selling my riding mower. The motor runs great. It has a new battery bought this year,new blades bought one month ago. Hydrostatic drive. REAR END MAKES A GRINDING NOISE. Mower still goes in forward and reverse, but the rear axle grinds. All else works good. Always stored indoors. See pictures here. smilebox.com/playEmail/4e4463324e544d334f413d3d0d0a&sb=1 Brett |
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Post by KIGuy52 on Sept 27, 2008 5:41:57 GMT -4
Do you happen to know who manufactures the rear axle? My buddy has some Cub Cadet parts. He may have a "bolt-in" axle.
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Post by clumberdude on Sept 27, 2008 9:42:57 GMT -4
The rear end is a Hydro-Gear. There are 2 numbers on it 618-0667 and 311-0710. I also have the owners manual that shows a break down of the rear end. Could be an easy fix. I just dont like working on things like that. And I have been wanting a zero turn mower for a while and now I got one.
Brett
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Post by KIGuy52 on Sept 28, 2008 5:57:16 GMT -4
I think I've seen your place. If so, I bet a "zero-turn" mower is the hot setup.
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Post by KIGuy52 on Sept 28, 2008 6:00:16 GMT -4
Does somebody make a "zero fall over" riding mower? I'm still too chicken to mow the steep bank near my bulkhead.
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Post by Knotthead on Sept 28, 2008 13:36:20 GMT -4
They used to call those goats, short for herds of grazing animals.
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Post by clumberdude on Sept 30, 2008 18:33:49 GMT -4
mower is gone.
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Post by billy on Oct 14, 2008 14:46:13 GMT -4
Kurt Bush stole it after a long night of drinking at Pearls.
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Post by Knotthead on Oct 21, 2008 22:58:09 GMT -4
tee hee
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Post by Knotthead on Oct 21, 2008 22:58:25 GMT -4
Yup. That's what they call a bump.
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