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Posted by MARK PARHAM on Wednesday, August 20, 2008:

I am the proud new owner of a John Deere LX178, the mower had a bad engine but was in excellent condition otherwise, I was looking for something to mow my 1/2 acre steep incline of a yard, I will be picking up a new engine Saturday, in the mean time I picked up a new set of super lugs 20x10.00-8 for the rear and had all 4 tires loaded, can anyone give me any advice that will help this mower become a hill climbing machine?

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