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Old 04-02-2017, 07:30 PM
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Now that is a fine looking machine my friend! Happy wife Happy life!
What he said. Very nice indeed!
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Thanks Steve and Allen, or is it Steve Allen ?
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Cleaned up real nice Master of Lew. You surely do good work.
I know, don't call me Shirley.
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Cut the grass today with the 3204, power steering is the cats underwear, foot control keeps the other hand free, not sure what to do with it. I guess that's why there is a beverage holder.
Only downside is the reverse thingy that cuts off the PTO.
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Cut the grass today with the 3204, power steering is the cats underwear, foot control keeps the other hand free, not sure what to do with it. I guess that's why there is a beverage holder.
Only downside is the reverse thingy that cuts off the PTO.
There should be an override for that. There should be a yellow triangle around the ignition. If you press that the red light in that area will light up and you'll be free to mow in reverse. You'll only need to press that button again if you turn off the pto.
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Not on the 3k machines Valley. That was introduced later around the time the GT3100/3200 came out.


Aw no Lew! Mine doesn't do that. I bet some D/A bypassed it. I guess I need to get a better look at it and put that back in place.
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I hope you fix it as it is very dangerous using it that way, funny you do not have to sit on the seat to start it though, as long as the brake is on it's cool.
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Cut the grass today with the 3204, power steering is the cats underwear, foot control keeps the other hand free, not sure what to do with it. I guess that's why there is a beverage holder.
Only downside is the reverse thingy that cuts off the PTO.
I'm sure you can work it out................. LMFAO
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