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my 147 is much heavier than my 73. I can darn near pick up the front of the 73 and scoot it around due to the fact it has a 7HP motor as compared to the tank that is the 14. No way I can pick up any part of my 147.
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http://www.tractordata.com/lawn-trac...imensions.html
this is the J0hn D33re La140 lawn tractor's weight- 524 pounds
https://www.tractordata.com/lawn-tra...imensions.html
this is the Cub Cadet 800 garden tractor's weight- 585 pounds

Please don't tell me that an IH Cub Cadet weighs only 61 pounds more than a Lowes big box lawn mower...
I swore to myself that I wouldn't climb back up here on my soapbox but here I am and here I go .....

Nobody is pointing a damn gun to your head and holding your family for ransomn if you don't go there and read it and believe it.
You can always go to Fakebook or Shitter to get the truith from people who have nothing better to do than post about the unfactual weight of a garden tractor.
Don't like what you read there? Then don't go there and don't read it.
Time to get a life and move on. WGAF anyway!
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my 147 is much heavier than my 73. I can darn near pick up the front of the 73 and scoot it around due to the fact it has a 7HP motor as compared to the tank that is the 14. No way I can pick up any part of my 147.
Yes, the engine has a lot to do with the weight... I am a bit concerned about the counterballast for my cat 0 hitch, because the diesel that I'm putting in my 782 is a heck of a lot lighter.
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I swore to myself that I wouldn't climb back up here on my soapbox but here I am and here I go .....

Nobody is pointing a damn gun to your head and holding your family for ransomn if you don't go there and read it and believe it.
You can always go to Fakebook or Shitter to get the truith from people who have nothing better to do than post about the unfactual weight of a garden tractor.
Don't like what you read there? Then don't go there and don't read it.
Time to get a life and move on. WGAF anyway!
You really should get a life instead of harassing me in a thread that I started. After you left this thread, I didn't say anything else to you. Yet, you come back to cuss me out and say to get a life...
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