Whats the difference between this model &amp; the model AFL-9012-2. I want to use it for atv and garden tractor.
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The biggest difference that I'm aware of is that the AFP-9012-2 model has a solid surface ramp, whereas the AFL-9012-2 model has serrated rungs. Since my usage is for a riding mower which has smaller wheels than an ATV, I felt that I needed a solid surface ramp because I don't think my mower could navigate ramps that have serrated rungs. I hope this helps you.
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It's not exactly the same. The biggest difference is that is does not have a drain on the float bowl. It bolted on my snowblower and started right up. Hope this helps. Can't beat the price.
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We have both. (Thanks, Grandma!) The gator has 2-seats, the tractor only 1. That's the main difference for us. The gator "goes better" (in the dry or wet grass, snow, little traction...) but I think it's because our tractor has been driven into the ground at this point. We've had it 2 years longer. They would be pretty comparable for traction if they were both new. Both have cargo room although I'd say the gator holds more. The tractor is a bit more maneuverable. I'd recommend both/either--tractor for single play and gator for driving around a friend or sibling.
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12.5 Briggs. I want to give a good tip to owners of this log splitter. Heavy it is but there is an answer if you have problems moving around. I attached a boat jack with wheel on the tounge of the splitter, swings up & locks in place when down. Then you just crank it till its level. Works great for me. I did remove the the exsisting swing down stiff leg. This type of hook up works really well with a lawn & garden tractor if you have a 2" ball on it. Transport to your work site in your yard. Split where you cut. Saves my back & fingers. And will yours. Stay warm. Hope this helps
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the 8602 has a special hand-tite connection and the 8612 has a regular brass connection. also the 8612 can be tightened with a wrench. that is the only difference.
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Most of the change-up attachments for gas string trimmers are interchangeable. I bought mine for my old trimmer, which I think was Craftsman?? It got stolen but the tiller works fine on my new Craftsman trimmer. Look up the brand on Wikipedia and you can find the root company and all the brands it builds for. Nice tiller, BTW. I rent a rear-tine monster when it's time to break new ground, but this works fine to till up established garden areas and has never backed off from any task I've put it to. I've had the Poulan 4 years or more.
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I am not sure about your model number or mine as far as that goes but it is a 48". I was a little reluctant to order mine but went ahead anyway. I took it out of the box and without even looking at the instructions I had it on and working in less than 10 minutes. And it works really well. I had been raking leaves for days and when I started in on my yard I had it cleaned up in less that 30 minutes. Love it!
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The shaft on my Yard Machine 121r tiller snapped after not much use. The cost of repair was so expensive that I ended up junking it and buying an Earthwise TC70001 electric tiller on sale at Amazon for less than the cost to repair the Yard Machine (about $120 on a one day sale last Spring). I have a small garden and the Earthwise tiller does a better job of turning the soil than the gas Yard Machine, is more convenient (no mixing gas and oil, just plug it in), but just need to be careful not to avoid tilling the electric extension cord. Good luck!
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The one I received from 1-800 ToolRepair doesn't resemble the OEM part in any way, shape, or form. In addition I haven't received any response from my phone calls to send it back. My advice contact a John Deere dealer!!!
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I can share feedback that I have received from customers who work on heavy machinery and big rigs. They use the IR7150 to remove lugs on tractors and rigs. We sell alot more of the IR models and have not had any issues with poor performance.
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Yes that's the model I have....watch out for the weld where the actuator connecst to the deck mine broke twice on that mower
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I did a little research! Found a Web site that said Electrolux is the same in chainsaws, that mtd is in lawnmowers! I bought a 450WA little over a year ago,I am very happy with it! I think in this day and age look for what you want to do with it, and in your budget, and the warranty! Base your decision on that! Shop Amazon,I did got the saw with no frt.charge or tax!
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Hi John, Sorry for the delay in responding. I had to text my husband because it was ordered for him. He does not remember what model the mower was but it was very old and he was just going to try one more time to fix it. It came as a bag of parts for several different models. Hope this helps.
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Do an online search. I seems to be that before I bought it, I found there were some interchangeable parts with another little tiller -- maybe a Craftsman? I don't have time to look for you, now; but if you find it, I would be interested too.
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The tractor Husqvarna sets too high off ground. Had to make a lower hitch hookup to make the sweeper work correctly. It will work if you make the adjustment.
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My mowing deck looks identical to the model listed. However I comparing my three blade system to the three blade version M20-42T. I compared my owners Manuel to an on line version owners Manuel of the M20-42T. Comparing it to the two blade version it appears to be the same but I couldn't be sure.
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I looked mine over and found "no Made In"---Anywhere---I'm restoring a 1980 Husqvarna M/C and it works great for the MC---I had a little leak from Time to time but figured it out. Use the Jack all you want but don't leave it extended when you're not using it. Ie Not overnight--That's when I would get the Oil Leak--I leave it on the Jack but let it down so both wheels touched the ground---No Problems---It works great for me.. The Husky is 228lbs dry. It's the perfect product for my needs-Small enough to get outa the way-big enough to do the job. No flexing/bowing/Very Sturdy----I recommend the Product!!!!!!!!Skydivebob I looked mine over and found "no Made In"---Anywhere---I'm restoring a 1980 Husqvarna M/C and it works great for the MC---I had a little leak from Time to time but figured it out. Use the Jack all you want but don't leave it extended when you're not using it. Ie Not overnight--That's when I would get the Oil Leak--I leave it on the Jack but let it down so both wheels touched the ground---No Problems---It works great for me.. The Husky is 228lbs dry. It's the perfect product for my needs-Small enough to get outa the way-big enough to do the job. No flexing/bowing/Very Sturdy----I... » Read More I looked mine over and found "no Made In"---Anywhere---I'm restoring a 1980 Husqvarna M/C and it works great for the MC---I had a little leak from Time to time but figured it out. Use the Jack all you want but don't leave it extended when you're not using it. Ie Not overnight--That's when I would get the Oil Leak--I leave it on the Jack but let it down so both wheels touched the ground---No Problems---It works great for me.. The Husky is 228lbs dry. It's the perfect product for my needs-Small enough to get outa the way-big enough to do the job. No flexing/bowing/Very Sturdy----I recommend the Product!!!!!!!!Skydivebob « Show Less