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    Posted: 03 Apr 2012 at 6:57am
I've seen a couple times now on tv.  John deere has a Snap-Coupler system on their foreign made 100 series lawn tractors

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Originally posted by JoeO(CMO) JoeO(CMO) wrote:

I've seen a couple times now on tv.  John deere has a Snap-Coupler system on their foreign made 100 series lawn tractors
I saw that on TV the other day.  Looks like a nice addition for subcompact tractors but does it work for the rear implements? 
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