Printable View
Did a repair on a John Deere the guy swears he did not hit anything. Hope pictures came out OK.
Start removing parts.
Attachment 10994
Grind out hole. There was no rust.
Attachment 10993http://www.everlastgenerators.com/fo...1&d=1382281292
Tack and square up.
Attachment 10992
Weld. You can see the tear
in the metal. He must have hit
something. Cash is cash no matter.
Attachment 10995
I went over tear and did the back.
Attachment 10997Attachment 10998
I didn't hit anything and I wash this thing after every use...
yeah..Right,,,and don't forget about those promises to change the oil in that poor machine..Quote:
Originally Posted by sportbike
Those tires aren't OEM, and the pitting on the top side of the mower deck next to the discharge guard, and the thin/thick sections around the metal and the anti scalp wheels say that that unit is at least 3 years old if used daily, rode hard and put up wet. I've got a 7 year old JD mower with less wear and it's been used to cut a lot of grass.