chassie acronyms?

Subject: chassie acronyms? November 11th 2013, 11:18 am

ive seen ppl using acronyms like RER when refuring to chassies. Can anyone explain? Are they like vehicle types (RR=rear engine/rear wheel drive)?

Subject: Re: chassie acronyms? November 11th 2013, 11:23 am

RER refers to Rear Engine Rider

Subject: Re: chassie acronyms? November 11th 2013, 12:35 pm

To add to this:

FER= front engine rider
LT= Lawn tractor
YT= Yard tractor
GT= Garden tractor

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Subject: Re: chassie acronyms? November 12th 2013, 1:35 am

Thanks guys. I got a Montgomery Ward, a tradesman, and a troybuilt (all mtd) and couldnt agree more. All have vari drive that ive gutted. All but the troy have that crappy steering setup. All have frames that gotta be reinforced for serious offroadin and the transaxles look a lil weak aside from my tradesmans two speed, 1" shaft. But. I do like the way all electrical is already up high and the room underneath for running belts is nice. The best part, the troy had a 1cylinder 18hp briggs (gone now) and the other two came with briggs opposed twins. Not to mention ppl cant give these piles away fast enough! Lol

Subject: Re: chassie acronyms? December 31st 2013, 9:50 pm

MTD's ROCKS, both in looks and design. Just cause you don't understand something, does not make it crappy. Offtopic I know bounce