dieselsmoke1
Platinum Member
Installed it tonite. 4 yrs. and 250 hrs. The existing would heat up and stop pulling on inclines after about 45 min. of use. Spray it with a water hose and cool for 3 min., good for 10 min more. Could have made do, but that's one PITA I really don't have to put up with plus the Bride mows most of the time anyway and it was getting a bit dangerous.
Not really surprised or disappointed. It's a light duty, relatively cheap big piece that qualifies as a severe use case if ever one did. About the only flat spot in the yard is the concrete pad. If it's still in decent shape 4 yrs from now I'll cram another $400 tranny in it.
Not too bad a job. As would expect, the linkages are the most aggravating part.
If you're looking for parts, these folks had the best price on the tranny by far and their service was excellent.
Not really surprised or disappointed. It's a light duty, relatively cheap big piece that qualifies as a severe use case if ever one did. About the only flat spot in the yard is the concrete pad. If it's still in decent shape 4 yrs from now I'll cram another $400 tranny in it.
Not too bad a job. As would expect, the linkages are the most aggravating part.
If you're looking for parts, these folks had the best price on the tranny by far and their service was excellent.
