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Posted by Boley on September 28, 2005 at 20:50:34 from (64.12.117.7):
My lawn is really a 2 acre yard.A 1962 Ford 2000 is used to bush hog the other open areas,and do what other tractor work that gets done.This is the last season for my riding mower.I'm thinking of replacing it with a small old tractor to mow the yard.Some of this yard is fairly steep.A Cub or A with a belly mower is what I have in mind,something on that order.I want one that runs quiet,and is real,and fun to work on.My brother has a new $7000 ZTR that sounds like a helicopter,not what I need.Please offer your suggestions for tractor and mowing attachment.All comments are welcome.Thanks
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