Pixguy
Super Star Member
Right on with the roller
I wish our road had a roller to pack down after raking.What have you done with/to your GC Series 2300, 2400, 1700 Tractor TODAY
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I wish our road had a roller to pack down after raking.
loulblades
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3 Point Float Lock
On my old GC2300, I used a small bunji to keep my 3pt in full float. I added this 3 point float lock on my new GC 1725. Simple but effective.
On my old GC2300, I used a small bunji to keep my 3pt in full float. I added this 3 point float lock on my new GC 1725. Simple but effective.
walhondingMF
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I just use quick pins in all of mine. Haven't lost one yet and it makes taking the deck off a bit quicker.
hube2
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Quick pins?
GeneV
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Dmacleo
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you got the older non-drive over deck?
only reason I could think of pins need to be removed on axles to remove deck.
I've got the same older deck -- I remover the rear wheels/axles and put in a solid axle with small wheels so I can stand it up (on edge) for winter storage. I agree those spring-type clips are awkward to remove -- I did lose one once, don't know how it got knocked off, but I found it, fortunately. Maybe I should try those pins....
GeneV
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Yeh, I do the same thing. Actually, I might have even gotten the idea from you from some older post of yours.
walhondingMF
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You wouldn't have a picture of your set up would you?
