Mine is a Craftsman 24" with a 10hp Briggs. I needed a narrow one to get it in the garage around the cars. It has heated handles and steering assist etc. That thing can really blow snow and walks right through the heavy stuff. It has a bit of rust on but loads of life left in it. I change the oil usually every year depending on usage but still has the original plug. Now 11 years old and works great.
John Deere actually put a Chinese engine on their machines? Didn't think they would do that but they will go the cheap line until it kicks them in the *** I guess. I always buy Briggs and Stratton and have never let me down yet. There may be better ones out there but I like them.
This is my friend's cousin's place in Newfoundland and it's still coming down hard.
I had to open my mouth guess what I been doing this morning?
Holy **** Mark now that's a lot of snow.
That depends on if it needs to be repaired or is the paint peeling off? to paint a new one is about 400 but ware you live things are cheaper than here.
Send it. I have no where to go.
Feels good to be stuck at home today didn't want to go anywhere.
Looks like all of us but Y13 and Biff will be out blowing snow.
And punch her in the nose. Gotta make it hurt. Lol
A new cover without any damage is usually a 3 to 4 hour job. Multiply that by your local hourly labor rate. Add for removal and installation. Another 2 hours or so. Any repair? Scratches? Usually a minimum of an hour. Hope that helps. Dont expect it to match the rest of the car. EDIT. I forgot paint material. I charge $40 per paint hour. That's probably a steady across the country. Sometimes I win, sometimes I lose.
It’s a replacement bumper that I am mainly concerned with, and maybe touchup on the other. Factory light silver metallic, and the rattle can method is too far off. Trying to decide whether have it professionally done, or buy a few new toys and give it a try. Car has other paint issues with rust and scrapes. It seems Chrysler had quite a few paint issues in the 00’s.
If you paint it yourself remember to use a flex additive in the paint.
Looks like ya got **** on to Biff.
As long as it does't freeze your in the clear.
Nice to have a good son , he came over and did mine .
