Shorty_price

Crazy as a sprayed roach
Busy as a tornado in a trailer park
Confused as a hog looking at a wristwatch
Nervous as a long-tailed cat in a room full of rocking chairs
Queer as Liberace on a Disney Cruise

When you say "backing up," is it suds or water?

Patrick Henry

This is like reading a Faulkner novel.

Much like you don't stop for gas in ATL at 3am, you dont refuel over enemy territory.

Hola, My Theresa. I am thinking of you now in Oneonta.

The "L" series mowers were introduced by Deere to wedge into the big box stores to compete with Troy-Bilt, Murray, etc. Their price point and quality of build were similar to those brands. To this day the "John Deere" mower you can purchase at a Home Depot or Lowe's is not the same mower that you can get from the Deere Dealer.

If I remember correctly, those spindles do not have a grease fitting, and to add insult to injury, they have sealed bearings in them. Basically, they were a designed failure point.

There is probably an aftermarket version out there somewhere with a grease fitting on it. Deere may have even manufactured one with a lube point by now. Other than that, your local Lowe's or HD probably has one of those on the shelf.

The Boll Weevil

One that got me wasn't the death of the player himself, but his family.

Siran Stacy lost 4 kids and a wife (who was on the UA volleyball team) in a terrible car accident. He and one of his daughters survived the wreck. I belive the driver of the other vehicle was killed too.