I tried that. it get's shook up and foams out of the can.
Stop in for a cup of coffee
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I tried that. it get's shook up and foams out of the can.
Maybe you're taking the corners too fast....
Slow down, relax, and enjoy your beer....
Unconventional
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There must a market for
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for lawn tractors 
I was just thinking about that when the conversation started....
Incorporate a place for an Igloo or Coleman 6 pack cooler to carry the supply of beer....
After about a 6 pack, the tractor should need a fill up of gas... Then you fill the tank and grab another six pack for the cooler and go for another round... Like a pit stop - gas, beer, and back to the race....
Unconventional
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Morning again!
First mod I made to my JD 455, was to cut a hole in the top of the toolbox, on the fender, to fit a beer can With a huggie...
Unconventional
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A piece of 3x3 box tubing with a flange welded on it and a couple bolts worked well in the old Cat loader
Mine came with a hat!
So this guy takes his two year old daughter to the San Diego zoo, breaks into the elephant display to get a selfie picture of him and daughter with elephants... 
Elephants got a little upset....
Do we need to implement that you must pass an IQ test before being able to reproduce????
Elephants got a little upset....
Do we need to implement that you must pass an IQ test before being able to reproduce????
I have maybe half acre of actual mowing. Was a big difference going from a 42 to a 50. 'Garden tractor', not a zero turn. The zero could make a big difference in time it takes to mow.
Hard to drive straight after you've had a few.
Get the GPS auto steer the farmers use then!
If you plan your route carefully, a regular tractor may be able to keep up with a zero turn....
Wagon train it...
I'd like to see them test that robot mower in my yard...
I have plenty of obstacles that would be a good test for that thing...
It even has theft tracking. LOL
Why do products that are supposed to make things easy and save time do just the opposite? I accidentally bought some 'lightweight' spackle paste that you are supposed to put on smooth and past right over. Well I did a few spots yesterday and they were anything but flat this morning when dry. And it did not dry in 30min like it said. Might be OK for little nail holes or something. Sanded and recoated like any other paste, but the stuff sucks to sand. What I actually wanted was the low dust stuff. Sands really easy, but makes just as much dust, but it drops immediately instead of going up in a cloud. Anyway, got another hour in it already this morning and finally ready to do some painting.
I don't think I ever go exactly the same route twice. Hey, There's a butterfly...If you plan your route carefully, a regular tractor may be able to keep up with a zero turn....
Wagon train it...
I mow between 2-3 acres, I recommend the 54", takes me two hours and I agree with Karl that it would be considerably longer with the 48". If you're considering JD try to get the endurance motor, it has a sleeve in the piston. I think I had to special order that model from Home Depot, 26hp I believe. I don't have a bagger, keep reading that they are just a pita, clog up and everything if all is not completely dry, dunno.
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