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08-01-11, 08:02 PM

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Honda HT 4213 and 3813 Lawn tractors

I have noticed some posts relating to Honda Lawn Tractors. Looking for HT4213 Mower Deck or parts to finish up rebuild of the Honda Lawn Tractors. Mower decks seem hard to find therefore, would appreciate any feedback.

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08-01-11, 08:10 PM

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Aw man, I got rid of two a few years back. Wonderful machines, I just rarely see them anymore and couldn't justify hanging on to them.

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