Recent content by senecak19

I agree with ya. No matter how cheap I could ship it, it'd likely offset any savings. :-(. I guess I just have to be patient.

I know a guy in Massachusetts looking for a 72" project mower. <-------- this guy. Unfortunately, there not as prevalent as they are in your area.

Snapdealer - not sure you caught my post in the attachment section, but this is what I ended up with and these are both Ken's Bolt on Clevis and Ken's Weld on Hooks.

Another L3200 joins the family. Delivering like rabbits right now. :p

I'm in the market for a 72" finish mower. Just took delivery of my L3200 HST maybe a month or so ago. I started combing CL and came across this ad. This combination is nearly the price of a new mower? :confused: Almost got me thinking... if I had this, I'd never have to take my FEL off to...

Congrats and welcome. Thanks for sharing the pics too! Nice to see another L3200/L3800 being put to good use!

<--- Jealous.

Well, after much debate, this is what I ended up with. A brand new bucket with two new holes and two new hooks welded to it. It only stung for a minute and now all is well.

Welcome to the family. Keep us posted on all of your fun new attachments. We like pictures!

Chim - I didn't realize you don't have the QA bucket. I think I got some versatility with my setup (maybe not as much as yours). I got the clevis mounted to the center of my bucket, but have yet to weld the hooks on. Right now I have 1/2" grade 8 hardware with two washers beneath the...

For what its worth, I have the same tractor as Chim (L3200 HST). I don't have many hours on it yet, but I haven't run out of power yet.

I don't see much room to use plate on the LA524. The top plate is 1/4" with a flat surface on top approx 3" wide. There's a weld along the front of the plate and a weld beneath it (used for mounting the QA plating). I don't see it bending much if at all. My center clevis will be bolted and my...

Well played. If I bought a new one, I would've played the same card. Who knows if you would end up with unbalanced blades.

Nice rig! (I have to say that right?) Definitely jealous of your finish mower. :o

I bought this same tractor for the same reason. Zero interest, no hassles with dealing with a used tractor. Not that I'm recommending this, but I'm relatively new to the tractor world and couldn't afford to be running into troubles with a used one right out of the gate. Could I deal with it...