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Old 05-15-2019, 06:24 PM
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Anyone run a 109 straight up vs a 129 doing the same tasks? Is there THAT much difference in power between them?
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Anyone run a 109 straight up vs a 129 doing the same tasks? Is there THAT much difference in power between them?
I've run a 108 and a 128. I think the 48 inch mower is too much for the 108 but the 128 seems to handle it fine. I suspect the 20% more HP would come into play snowblowing as well. In other tasks, loss of traction will limit the HP applied pushing snow or dirt, pulling a plow, or other common tasks.
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Dammit I started a post and hit something unknown and lost it about 2 words from being done. So I get to start over. Fat fingers,small keypad. Stupid phone.
One of these 129s will wind up as my personal work horse,. I have a handful of decks in various condition, most recent one is a super nice 42 triangle that was destined for the 129 that started this thread
Original plan was to build 1 nice tractor out of 3 remnants, but things are coming together for me to have enuf left over to wind up with 2 running machines.
I will have to see.
Just found a rebuildable k241, for a too good to pass up price, so we shall see.
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