Same here!!

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@@WrightMowers You're welcome!

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That's awesome! Thanks for sharing and thanks for your business!

Could you send a photo of your Sentar to joeh@wrightmfg.com? We would love to feature it!

@@WrightMowers will do!

Glad to hear! Thanks for your business!

Thank you 🙌

Hi there! Yes we discontinued the Velke Hydro 32". This is because the Stander B really replaces the need for a 32" walk-behind in most applications. But, as you mentioned, we do still offer the 36" and 48" Velke HC

@@WrightMowers yes, I have the stander b, (it’s awesome) but did notice it’s not too good when the lawns are wet. It kinda sinks in. I guess because of how heavy it is plus ones own weight. So I thought about the velke walk behind but when I went to get info on it, it was gone. I live in Houston and here you need a 32”. The gates here are so small a 36” wouldn’t fit in the backyards. I was planning on buying the 32” velke for wet lawns only. I never thought they’d get discontinued. ☹️ I know I can always buy a belt driven 32” but they suck lol I had one and they get stuck when the belts get wet.

@@SleepyJoe408 I would check with your dealer. They may still have one in stock or be able to find one for you.

@@WrightMowers will do. Thank you.

@@WrightMowers I hope you can help me out with a question. I noticed on my 32” Wright stander B that the right hydro pin was pulled out. The ones that are located under the gas tank. I guess they’re used for when the mower doesn’t start for whatever reason and you have to pull the pins out. Not sure if they’re referred as “pins” but I call them pins. I guess they release pressure so the mower can be pushed when not starting?? Anyway it was pulled out. Don’t know how that happened so I pushed it back in place and put tape over it just to make sure it wouldn’t move anymore. Any idea why it moved on its own and could it mess up the hydro? Not sure how long i had it running like that for.

Good question, I'd like to know too.

Happens extremely slowly

First thing he said was there's grease on top of the upper bearing that works its way through the upper bearings top seal as it wears

@@MikeDPlxztc right but the grease will only last so long and that's what im wondering... will it all drop out after a few hundred hours and leave the bearing dry???

@@FishFind3000 No the bottom shaft seal Would stop any grease from leaving the housing whatsoever

Call Ferris?

Actually spoke to Ferris engineer. They said torque to 120 ft lbs. Ridiculous. There is a belleville? washer that sits between nut and pulley that is domed. Not flat. And 120 crushed said washer flat.. Same Ferris rep tells me that the washer should spring back to its domed shape. Thats why I'm asking Ed. Other dude was an idiot. I even sent photo to the guy of the flattened washer that has yet to spring back.