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Chainsaw said:
It was a great tractor no doubt. But would be damaged with what I needed done around here. Once I sold it, I stumbled on a MX6000 on marketplace. It is triple the tractor the LX was.

When first bought, I bought based on hp. As I came off of a ‘58 Ford work master. It was under 30hp or so, but very heavy. Weight does work on tractors. Figure out what you need, and go up a size. That will get you close. It’s only money, right?

Oh, and the MX basically made me famous.
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I agree with the media, the tractor and the dude on it are sexy
 
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Grunk said:
@Axeman is coming to replace my water heater tomorrow. I'm trying to convince him to join us on Saturday.
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Just had mine done yesterday, original builder put mine in the garage with limited clearance; friend of the family told us what all to get and he'd install it .... had to end up taking the 40 gal "short" version back for a "tall" unit to make it clear the gas lines & other obstructions then add an expansion tank and make it sit inside of a 20" ID / 22" OD pan .... I had no idea there was so much code surrounding water heaters!

Worst of all, this guy had to dead-lift (bear-hug) the unit from the floor up about 3 feet into the tiny space and slide it in ... I told him I'd offer to help but there was no space for 2 people to get in there, felt really bad for the guy, but he made it happen.
 
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dial1911 said:
Mine is in the garage closet too... thankfully it was a big enough closet.

I came home from a 12 hour Friday at my old job to find my old heater broken and leaking everywhere.

Bought a new one and installed it the next day. Ended up building a ramp big enough for my hand truck to get it up and in the closet. The rest was fairly easy.
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No closet on mine, they just tucked it into the corner of the garage with no wiggle room, pic to follow.
 
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