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what is the story with turkay mowers

valtra2 · 2010-06-08 20:19:25

just seen few adds for new turkay mowers and they are sup to be same as pz but new one is only 1900, what are they like

08-06-2010 9:19pm

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valtra2

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just seen few adds for new turkay mowers and they are sup to be same as pz but new one is only 1900, what are they like

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#2 08-06-2010 10:37pm

Ford4000

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Cheap steel, corners cut where possible, shabby build quality
scrap!!!!!

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#3 08-06-2010 10:45pm

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valtra2 wrote: »

just seen few adds for new turkay mowers and they are sup to be same as pz but new one is only 1900, what are they like

they would be way behind a pz in the quality of steel and the paint finish.
they will get the job done but after a few years it will be going to the scrapheap.

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#4 10-06-2010 3:21pm

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its like a Tafe tractor. Buy a new one today and it will be scrap in five years even with mild use. Buy a good condition 35x or 135 and it will out live you and me.

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