"Do you have a photo of the base with assembled pulleys for the Murray M175-42 that you can email me?

There's NO WAY that bolt came off the easy...NO WAY!

I had a 1972 IH Cub Lo-boy, "Used it for mowing my 2 acres & loved it. I had a front-mount blade for it and tried pushing snow; it was too light (even with tire chains & some weights) but with the original 5ft, belly mower it worked well on the lawn. I replaced this with a John Deere 420 and wish I had the Cub back.

I got my Murray for 250$ used, had it for years now and it runs great.

I found it was much easier to simply lift my mower with the tractor loader so I could have all the room I wanted and could use the impact hammer.

Thank you for mentioning the overrun clutch, I drove a 9N with a bush hog that shoved me through a fence and out into the woods. Scared the hell out of me!

Can you get a bag system for this exact mower? I can’t find one that will Mount on the back of it.

I personally have owned and used Yanmar tractors for almost 4 decades. Still have my first and it is nearly idiot proof. I use it often, but don’t abuse it. I have since purchased 3 bigger YanMar’s. 1 US market and 2 grey market. Looking at another now! I also have a Cub, and sold another. I have owned, sorta used a Ford 2n but sold it cheap and kept the equipment! The 2k is probably too cheap for an Asian tractor, but you never know.

I love those Yanmar's . I don't find them as cheap as I once did. I belief people have figured it out ! Never had a hard time finding parts ,Hoyt parts has everything I have needed. I have spent more and purchased the shuttle shift , power shift type of transmissions as working a loader is priceless. Then again bigger and 4wd blows past the 2000 price but I have never lost money on a gray market tractor. Come to think of it I have never lost money on any tractor. I'm no investor but I believe + or - 30 HP tractors with 4wd and a loader , will become a rapidly increasing asset as many are moving out of big cities and purchasing small plots of homesteading type properties. I am seeing this more and more. The dollar is becoming worth less and durable goods worth more.

Fyi that’s a bolt

You made a very helpful video

Picked up a Minneapolis Moline jetstar 3 super for under 2K that is in surprisingly good shape besides the pto brake being wore. Notable mentions I've seen under 2K Fordson dexta or super dexta. Grey massey Ferguson TO-20, and TO-30 1st generation Ford 2000 and 3000s Some Ford 2000 and 3000s if you wanna do some work on them in the 2nd gen (non runner or just really rough) There's a few others like the 801s and such from Ford too but naming the most common ones in my area. Fun fact too: a kubota L225 is almost the same as the grey L2000. Front axel (adjustable width) and tire sizes being the biggest mechanical difference besides the throttle setup.

What year

That thing looked like Nancy Pelosi in a wool fur coat! That's funny right there!

Thank you for this video!

Easiest way is shut your mouth and change them, who cares what you think about how much you paid or where you bought it or what you cut?

I used to have a 90s model Murray 12.5 hp 40 inch deck and it lasted about ten years but now I got a Poulan Pro and that Murray looks exactly like the Poulan pro

That's great that it did so well

Good video! Welcome to Small KZbin Homesteaders. Ozark Mountain Goats

Good morning brother. Good luck with the channel. Be blessed

Growing and raising what we need is a good place to start. Like what you had to say. Take care

Lol nice new channel, new sub

Nice video with great info...thanks for sharing.

😂 the young generations now a days are learning a life lesson right now. I just hope they get it. welcome to the Facebook group. Your new friends ~Tony & Shelly

I hope the churches close for good LOL stop depending on some spiritual authority to tell you how to connect with divinity. Its all the same idea...

I picked up a John Deere 950 4WD (85 model I believe) which has a Yanmar Diesel engine in it. Great little tractor with a lot of life left in it. I will be needing to do the clutch soon, dreading that.

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