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Old 03-17-2011, 12:11 PM
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Kevin, once again, fabulous photos! Are those Carlisle Tru Powers you have on your 1440? I want a pair of ags for my 149. Thanks for sharing!
They are Carlisle Super Lugs and filled with fluid to climb a steep backyard at our rental property which at least last year our tenant has his own rider now. When we lived there I wore out a K301 and realized we needed a pressure lube engine/tractor. I won this 1440 on ebay for $256 with 438 hrs. but a crappy mowing deck plus it was only running on one cylinder. We drove to Dalton,GA (at a pawn shop) to PU,seller was eager to load it and after I heard it run I knew there was an issue but was not stated in his listing(and a shifting issue!).By now I'm getting madder by the second and telling myself "strap it down and get out of here before I do something wrong". 6 hr round trip,next day I pulled the junk deck,pressure washed,blew it dry and limped it in the shop. Order 2 new coil packs,one was dead which was the miss.I added the Lugs later.
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Sounds like you saved that 1440 and brought it back to life. Do you like the Super Lugs better than the Tru Powers? I sure am envious of your Cub collection!
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Sounds like you saved that 1440 and brought it back to life. Do you like the Super Lugs better than the Tru Powers? I sure am envious of your Cub collection!
If you are going to break ground with a plow I would go with the Tru Power,they seem to fit the plow row better W/a 10" mold board plow. I have two sets of Deestones's on my 1250 and 149,two reasons I like these imports: 1;they are 6 ply and 2; they really lay in a plow row nicely. I get most of my rubber from Tuckertire on ebay, tri rib fronts as well...and they ship fast too!
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