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could a WD handle it?
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Posted by Tim Shultz on February 23, 2007 at 06:46:43 from (71.51.125.113):
my sister called me today and said my brother in-law is looking to buy a AC WD, she said it runs fine, front tires are pretty well shotI guess, rear tires are worn but OK.. the paint is original, so really faded.. what would a good price be from what I told you? the guy is asking $1,000 and also, could it handle a 5 foot brushhog? his is a lighter one, three point if I remember right.. though it MIGHT be a pull behind. I just don't think the WD would have the balls to handle a brushhog in heave grass.. thanks for any input.. Tim
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