Just run her around in your workshop,no mud there.:laughingteeth::laughingteeth:
Just Bought a Bush Hog T-63
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Posted January 30, 2011 - 09:08 AM
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Posted January 30, 2011 - 09:22 AM
Just run her around in your workshop,no mud there.:laughingteeth::laughingteeth:
I could go about 10 inches fore & aft....not much of a run Maynard! :rofl2:
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Posted January 30, 2011 - 09:34 AM
I could go about 10 inches fore & aft....not much of a run Maynard! :rofl2:
I figured that.LOL
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Posted March 21, 2011 - 06:46 PM
Mowed around my house with the T-63 just a few minutes ago. She runs good as new, with not a hint of smoke. Mows well too, but since someone welded the PTO sliding sheave halves together, I can't throw the deck out of gear. The Delco starter/gen cranks her right up even with deck engaged though, so not a real biggie. Only thing I can tell wrong is the driveshaft bearing in the rear of bell housing is dry, so may have to tear that apart soon if I wanna use it. I'd like to get it out now & then to mow. Maybe I get use a grease needle & get some grease in there & quiet/smooth it down.
