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Thanks, Stephen. Good advice. I actually have both types of blades, though the brush blade has seen much better days. So far the work I'm asking of it is well suited to the mower blade.

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You nutter, Butch :lol:...I'm sure you know better than that by now, over these many years :). I don't generally take supervision all that well in general, and if it is attempted at any distant remove, I'm pretty much impervious to it. :P;) Rather like you, now that I consider it :).

That'd be great, Butch. Then I wouldn't need to add that drink holder for my beer...you could hold both of ours :D.

You guys :D...I must have a little more steam in my boiler than the run of the mill old dude with an artificial hip :P. I haven't have any trouble working the DR All-Terrain for a 2-3 hours at a whack. Now understand...I'm whacking mostly high pasture grass and blackberry brambles. If I...

Lawn....hahahahaaa!

Good advice. On rougher ground, using the locked differential helps a ton. Can't steer it for nothing that way, though :). I think a new 14.5 hp model runs right around $3400..this one has 12.5 hp, new it was about $2k, near 20 years ago. DR is a Vermont company, made in the USA. Billygoat...

Just recently bought a neighbor's old DR All-Terrain Mower. After 20 years or so, he decided he was ready for a new one. I got it for very little money..."good neighbor discount". Of course, it looked like crap, needed a new battery and blade belt, had a tire that wouldn't hold air, filters...