Hey Howie, Suck On This!
#13
02-14-2011, 07:30 PM
You mean a racing lawn mower ? I thought everybody had one . Mine is a monster energy race mower , I have had it for several years now and its still a blast . My friends cant beleave that I can keep up with or pass them with a lawn mower when there on there quads . I 'll get some pics of of the monster . Its been setting in my shop for quite a while now , needs new rear tires .
#14
02-14-2011, 07:49 PM
I wouldnt say a racing mower as for it wouldnt be raced. Ive even had thoughts of finding an old broke atv and somehow converting the front axel to work on the mower. Yeah Im that redneck! Haha
#15
02-14-2011, 09:20 PM
talking about redneck...i did a camo paint job on my weedeater push mower
we find these things in the trash all the time, and most of the time all they need is a plug and a paint job and we sell them and make a pretty good profit
i also got a craftsman riding mower that i got for free that im going to fix up, its similar to the blue one a page back. all it needed was a belt and the guy thought it needed a tranny, lol
but heres the camo paint job
we find these things in the trash all the time, and most of the time all they need is a plug and a paint job and we sell them and make a pretty good profit
i also got a craftsman riding mower that i got for free that im going to fix up, its similar to the blue one a page back. all it needed was a belt and the guy thought it needed a tranny, lol
but heres the camo paint job
#16
02-14-2011, 10:00 PM
awesome! camo job looks good. i know what you mean about flipping mowers. so many get recycled here for scrap steel that are in better shape than my current one 
The biggest problem here is the moisture though. the wet packed grass causes cancer faster than
unfiltered goodness...
The biggest problem here is the moisture though. the wet packed grass causes cancer faster than
unfiltered goodness...
Last edited by ABN31B; 02-14-2011 at 10:06 PM.
#17
02-14-2011, 10:11 PM
looks good Curtis.
and you're right.........it is too bad!
just jokin' brother. sometimes the little projects are the easiest ones to tackle.
guess you're dying for the snow to go away now, eh?
and you're right.........it is too bad!
just jokin' brother. sometimes the little projects are the easiest ones to tackle.
guess you're dying for the snow to go away now, eh?
#18
02-14-2011, 10:31 PM
LMAO we had like 2" that burned off in two days. i had to go UP to the snow. I have been screwed 2 winters in a row. honestly, had it not rained today, and I still lived in my home, I would have mowed.
Now the mower is set up for the wife to brutalized how ever she see fit while we are separated
and you are right about checking the block on little projects... it feels nice to accomplish some things.
Now the mower is set up for the wife to brutalized how ever she see fit while we are separated
and you are right about checking the block on little projects... it feels nice to accomplish some things.
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