Willl
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OK. 
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Longevity of Yard Machines lawn tractors?
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LBrown59
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Duh:So what's it to you ?Willl said:So that's how you got 3600+ post.
Why ya hafta be a jerk about it ya shoulda just not posted.
Willl
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Just joking with ya dude, didn't you see my smilie face ?
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Missed that-SORRY !Willl said:
LBrown...Are you confined to your home, house arrest or something? Go get some seat time, do a crossword puzzle, see a movie, rake some leaves, clean out your garage, go to Aruba, have a drink, plant some trees, mulch around them, go to the gym, take a drive, go have a good steak, cut the grass, change the oil in your Dodge Stratus, go play basketball, read a book...go have some fun.
"The Majority brand being MTD regardless of the Label on the hood."
True most of the cheapies are various MTD built brands, but I meant to fit in the AYP Craftsman/Huskie LT's, and the JD 100's too. The Kubota and Simplicity/AGCO starter LT's... same deal. Some of these might have slightly higher build quality to them and slightly higher prices to boot, but they all use the same basic components (engines/transaxles) and designs. Do they still even make Murray's? (They shouldn't if they still LOL!)
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True most of the cheapies are various MTD built brands, but I meant to fit in the AYP Craftsman/Huskie LT's, and the JD 100's too. The Kubota and Simplicity/AGCO starter LT's... same deal. Some of these might have slightly higher build quality to them and slightly higher prices to boot, but they all use the same basic components (engines/transaxles) and designs. Do they still even make Murray's? (They shouldn't if they still LOL!)
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LBrown59 said:
You've made it clear in the past that you don't like MTD. They are not for everyone...
But isn't the Cub Cadet you bought a MTD also?
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Leroy, altho your cc is a garden tractor & better made than the cheapie MTD's, you still have an MTD tractor.
slowrev
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one point, if you have a fairly new vehicle, it will probably conatin MTD parts if American built. wiring harnesses, switches, etc made by MTD are commonly used in US built vehicles.
Hmm betcha didn't know your Chevy truck had MTD parts in it did ya ?
Hmm betcha didn't know your Chevy truck had MTD parts in it did ya ?
Yes, slowrev is correct, this is another division MTD Corp. has in Cleveland, they supply parts mainly to GM and Toyota:
MTD Automotive, a QS 9000 supplier, is a leading manufacturer and global
supplier of automotive component systems. With its efforts concentrated on
two core competencies -- structural underbody systems (including bumper,
chassis and underbody modules) and powertrain systems (including oil pans,
transmission pans, valve cover and heat management modules) -- MTD Automotive provides innovative system solutions to the customer.
-Fordlords-
MTD Automotive, a QS 9000 supplier, is a leading manufacturer and global
supplier of automotive component systems. With its efforts concentrated on
two core competencies -- structural underbody systems (including bumper,
chassis and underbody modules) and powertrain systems (including oil pans,
transmission pans, valve cover and heat management modules) -- MTD Automotive provides innovative system solutions to the customer.
-Fordlords-