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I think that horizontal shaft is more reliable than vertical shaft. Got a couple old wheel horses my self and I find them to be the most reliable lawn tractors that I've ever owned

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Guys I wanted to thank everyone for their input.  I've decided against the tractor that started this thread.  That's the bad news.  The good news is I've settled on a Wheel Horse of some type.  Trying to find a rig that will fit my budget and get the job done (with help from the full size tractor when needed).  Lots of good suggestions in this thread and elsewhere here.  

 

Once again, thanks for the help.  Hopefully I'll be posting back here in the not too distant future to show off my new tractor.  Thankfully looks like this latest storm will pass to the South of us.  That'll buy me a bit more time.  

 

Cheers,

Peter

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