Posted by DiyDave on April 07, 2012 at 18:08:42 from (96.244.160.72):
In Reply to: Kubota l-175 posted by Case e on April 07, 2012 at 08:09:08:
One of 'em ran over me once. I survived, cause it was at an Idle, I was backed against a building, and I pushed back as hard as I could, as it was climbing my leg! I grabbed the shutoff lever, and snuffed it out, then rolled it off me. Rolled it back over, none the worse, for wear. As I recall, the only problem we ever had with it, was an O-ring in the oil suction line, got hard, and started sucking air. Would light the oil light, when it got hot enough. Far as I know, that Butt ugly little 13 HP monster is still runnin!
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