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Builder · 12-25-2008, 04:06 PM

I am about to need a large mower to replace my tiny GT325. I really don't want a zero-turn mower. I think they're just kinda nerdy looking

I dreaded a 72" or 84" MMM because they look really difficult to remove for cleaning.

Once the drive over type MMM's came out, I thought there was hope for me. I just wish there was a quick way to clean them & change the blades.

12-25-2008, 04:06 PM	#14 (permalink)
Builder Elite Member Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: 750 mi. east of a &@$!*#!% Posts: 4,409	Re: John Deere Auto Connect 72" MMM I am about to need a large mower to replace my tiny GT325. I really don't want a zero-turn mower. I think they're just kinda nerdy looking I dreaded a 72" or 84" MMM because they look really difficult to remove for cleaning. Once the drive over type MMM's came out, I thought there was hope for me. I just wish there was a quick way to clean them & change the blades. __________________ '07 Kubota M-7040 4x4 tractor: 70HP, Hyd-reverser, 4in1 q/a FEL w/ aux. hyd, Cab-AC, 2 remotes, R-1's, rim gaurd. '00 New Holland LB115 4x4 Backhoe: 108HP, Powershift. Cab-AC, 4WD/4WS, posi front/rear axles, 4in1 FEL, X-hoe, Aux hammer hydraulics. '05 Challenger MT285B 4x4 CUT: 48HP HST, Cab-AC, 4in1 q/a FEL w/ aux hyd, 2 remotes, R-4's. '07 GMC 3500 4x4 Crewcab SLT: Dmax/Ally, utility body. '92 IH 4800 4x4 Dumptruck: DTA-466 250HP high torque, airbrakes, 7-spd, 12' dump, 33K/56K GCWR.