There are few things keeping me from any part of that tractor.
1 - It is just too far. 300 miles is just too far. 10 hrs minimum round trip.
2 - I have no place to store the sulky. They just take up too much room.
3 - I have too many cultivators and plows as it is.
4 - I have no use for the SC. I traded one for a broom 2 weeks ago. I am burned out on the Gravely engine.
5 - I have too many 30" decks
Dr. Ron, we have a sick patient. Symptoms are 3 and 5.![]()
I have a feeling the patient is going to get worse before he gets better.
I thought that a cure to any ailment was to get moreraying:
Dr. Ron, we have a sick patient. Symptoms are 3 and 5.![]()
I concur Dr. Don. However, I'm not too concerned. Patients with long term Gravely Acquisition Syndrome often are afflicted with Frequent Attachment Redundancy Trauma Syndrome, a condition identified with "I have too many A" or "I have too many B". It's simply a part of Gravely life. If the patient was saying "I have too many Gravelys". I would be very concerned.
The condition can be easily treaded with controlled doses of dexo-ebay-hydracaine or chorta-craigs-list-sellicelium. Of course the preferred and most effective treatment is loadus-trailiarus-mow-in-and-sell-stuffus, but this treatment can be cost (and distance) prohibitive to many patients.
As I stated, I'm not too concerned at this point. After all, it's very common for patients with G.A.S to have F.A.R.T.S. as well.
:biglaugh: That also leads to Selling More Equipment Listed Later Syndrome Dr. Ron. You can find that when the patient has a listing and does not put all the items in because they think they will need them for spares. After a while, they list those items too. That is S.M.E.L.L.S. and goes with the G.A.S and F.A.R.T.S. which many have.
You guys have to look at it a different way, just get more storage the way you will avoid all symptoms:thThumbsU
I currently have two more caged in the trailer. An 8122-G and another 20-G. Pic tomorrow when it gets light and I let them out.
:biglaugh: That also leads to Selling More Equipment Listed Later Syndrome Dr. Ron. You can find that when the patient has a listing and does not put all the items in because they think they will need them for spares. After a while, they list those items too. That is S.M.E.L.L.S. and goes with the G.A.S and F.A.R.T.S. which many have.
Seems like non-operational is all I have bought the past several years. The 24G was the exception.