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(ET) Drilling stab holes....
Today I noticed that the blower was basically being pulled out of the
stabs on the back and hanging on the tow tongue. It's designed to pull
the cart through a linkage at the bottom, but can't seem to stay in the
tractor.
So I detached the cart, parked it on the driveway, used a jack to lift
the bottom of the blower bracket up, aligned it so it was in the stab
slots all the way, then drilled two 1/4 inch holes through the mower
frame and stab, and put in a pair of U pins to hold the blower to the
tractor.
Much better, but I was wondering: What was GE thinking when they built
this stuff? There's nothing holding anything into the stabs other than
friction, did they just assume that would be enough?