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    149 making rattle sound especially on shut down.

    I have a 149 bought last fall. It seems to make a rattle noise especially on shutdown. I was told this could be motor mount bolts but I am at a loss.
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    Rear lift hitch

    I am looking at a parts tractor with a rear lift hitch, narrow frame. Will this fit my 149? I want to run a tiller. I do have a 105 but I am not sure how well that will power a tiller.
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    Battery for 149

    I wonder if anyone has used a class 26 auto battery. It looks tight and I will need to measure the battery in the store as I am not sure where they take the specs from. Is there a better alternative? Just like the 105 this one cranks hard when its cold.
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    Front snow plow frame issue 149

    Here is a photo of a plow frame included with a 149 we recently purchased. The seller said he used this plow in the past but suggested we "straighten" up the under frame a bit as it was bent here and there. I had no idea how this frame was suppose to attach to the tractor but that has never...
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    Archive through May 05, 2009

    Kraig, Thank you for your help. The deck turns and is cutting now ( turned the belt around ) but if I lower the deck to where any of the wheels are touching it scalps the lawn. When the height of the grass is right the front roller and both back wheels are off the ground. The deck slants...
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