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Re: Hines H-1600, H1600 tractor
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Posted by Mark Stainback on April 20, 2006 at 15:30:20 from (71.71.73.222):
In Reply to: Hines H-1600, H1600 tractor posted by Robert Wilcox on December 10, 2002 at 12:44:38:
I have a Hines 1600 that is used only to mow. That is it was until the motor gave up the ghost. All it does now is just spin. I am trying to decide if it is going to be easy to replace or rebuild the Kohler engine that is on it. Or replace the tractor with something else. The added thought to this is that the mowing deck is very rusted and about to fall apaart as well. Your thoughts and suggestions are welcome. I really like the Hines and I hate to see it go but I need to do what is cost effective.
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