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Tooljunkie said:
Looking at that article it is dated 2007.
I dont think husqvarna makes their own, and deere certainly does not. The larger ones are still deere,but the riding mowers are mtd. Modern Tool and Die ...
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It just depend what you read. I just read an article that said al the JD models are made in the US with world sourced components. The D series (cheap line) is made in a John Deere plant in Greenville Tennessee and that those models are the same as what the JD dealers sell. The new E series is also built in Greenville. The X series is made in Horicon Wisconsin. I can't remember the progression into the Yanmar built mini's. Those are the ones with the huge decks, pto, loaders and the like. I could look it up but I have supper to fix. LOL
 
San Francisco’s to Manila in just 5 days. A whole new World of travel was opening up back then...80 years ago.

Of course, now it takes about 10 hours to make the same trip.

I wonder what people will think about our World when in the future when is takes them even far less time to do the same. Perhaps just a couple of hours...or maybe only a few seconds...for them to make the 10 hour trip that we think is such as vast improvement over how long it took the first Flying Clipper Ships.

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But then again, back then getting there was half the fun of the adventure. Sometimes I think we have lost sight of that simple pleasure...

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Rainy Day Auto said:
But that's just it, that brush cutter is industrial. That is something the county or railroad would use. Not an overpriced gadget someone uses on a lawn before T off :poke:
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Oh I totally would. Haven’t you ever see Tim Taylor on Tool Time?
 
Ddaddy said:
I can have it printed for you...customized of course!
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Thanks, I just grabbed that quick in a Google search to put up something 'Binford' , but it was actually from a place that sells them. I might look around and see what's already out there...
 
Mopar Tim said:
Sure the pump is on a tractor....
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True but I have seen guys mount small gas engines on them to drive a hydraulic pump, usually in the case where their tractors pump doesn’t flow enough.
 
There is a huge difference in running hydraulic cylinders compared to hydraulic motors.
A ton of parasitic loss, and way more heat. More heat= more loss.
 
Dang, got to get up with the chickens to beat you TJ.
 
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