Nope, but I've driven a few of the RER wheely poppers.jodyand said:I know there has to be some thats ready to come out and stand up and say I'M a Snapper owners and proud of it. I have a 32 year old RER and it is still going strong sounds like a Timex commercialAnybody else?
kyfarmer said:I have a couple snappers living at my house. The first is a '95 ZTR with a 60" deck and the second is a '91 RER with a 30"deck. I bought the RER last fall for $25, it needed an engine, blade, and starter solenoid. Currently have around $150 in it and everything is tight. The ZTR makes quick work of our yard but "we" will be mowing a few extra yards this year (MIL,GMIL) so I got the RER so the wife could help too.
My rear end leaked too but the snapper salesman told me that there was already a bulletin out from snapper when i bought it that said when it quits leaking then it is at the level it needs to be. I guess peopl were filling it to the top and not supposed to. It takes like a 00 grease if i remember.old_nodaker said:Also the rear end leaks. That doesn't look like an easy job. It would appear you have to remove everything from the top down to get at it.
I have several more just need to get pictures and get them posted. I really enjoy working with Snappers. Hope that I can be so help if anyone has any questions.jodyand said::Welcome1: Jim thats a nice site and that is a heck of a collection. :fing32: Some of those i have never seen. I see we have a Snapper guru here now :fing32: Glad to have you aboard enjoy yourself here.