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Re: John Deere 790 purchase questions
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Posted by Fawteen on April 20, 2007 at 13:38:26 from (66.181.126.187):
In Reply to: John Deere 790 purchase questions posted by Russ from IA on April 20, 2007 at 13:15:04:
I have a 1988 750, predecessor to the 790. (750-770-790). I bought a 5' Woods Dixie Cutter rotary mower when I bought the tractor, and I have beat that mower plumb to death. The deck is so brittle I can't even weld it any more, and the gearbox is so worn out it'll barely hold grease, much less gear oil. Hasn't hurt the tractor a bit. The only money I've put in that tractor since new is one battery, one rebuild kit in the rockshaft, and one transmission-to-rearend gasket. The rockshaft and gasket were due to using a 3ph-mounted backhoe, and I mean using it HARD! The point of all the foregoing is that the 790 is one of the best compact utilites ever built, and wearing out a rotary mower wouldn't even break a sweat on it. If you like it, keep it! You won't be sorry, IMHO.
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