Mi-T-M is emailing the manual and parts list. It is a 1998 model. I will reply with the pump manufacturer when I get the manual. Mi-T-M claims to use only General Pumps or AR Pumps.

The basic tractor is a nice little lawn tractor. However, it is the bottom of this line of LT's, has had enough use to damage the narrow 38" deck, and has no bagger ($400. if you need to buy it new). It is also older -2000 or earlier. For not not much more you can find a nice later version like an LT 150 or LT 160 with very nice hydro, more power, bagger, 42", possible even the Freedom dedicated mulching deck (unless you need to bag leaves, etc). This is coming into the season for getting some really good deals. I bought my LT160 with JD cart, Freedom deck, 64 hours for $900 over 3 years ago, in the snow.

I have THE ORIGINAL 1989 VGR-48 to sell. 48", 4 burner with stainless steel work surface, DOUBLE OVEN. 12.5" riser/back-guard. Immaculate, clean and in working condition except the Infrared broiler does NOT work. I don't broil so never bothered to have it fixed. Could be as simple as an igniter. Has two new rear burners. Looks new. Has all knobs, just forgot to put one back on after washing. Over the years, have replaced knobs, spider grates and grate supports so those are in great condition. All replaced parts are OEM. One owner. Stove located in Knoxville, TN.

I bought a Miele 1986 in fair condition (mechanically fine, but needing a thorough cleaning) last spring for $200. (Western Mass Craig's List). I have since seen others on that and nearby Cls for $150-300 for just the washer, no knowledge of exact conditin but none advertised as "needing work". I don't know where you are, but perhaps that's a good place to look for others. You can move the machines on a trailer, in a van, or very small UHAUL. All it takes is a couple of strong people on each end and an appliance dolly and straps. I would pass on these because of the price, which seems high. But then I am not afraid of breaking down a machine and cleaning it, if necessary, so I don't need a pristine machine, only one that hasn't been abused. The smaller 220v Miele machines are the nuts (I have more than one) and worth watching for. They aren't rare in CL because many people can't wrap their heads around the apparently small size and incorrectly believe they are small capacity. Oh well, their loss is my, or your, gain. Good luck in your search. If you do get these machines, be sure to come away with the water supply hoses and crook-ended drain hose which are OEM Miele parts, not generic ones, and quite expensive to replace. Try to get the uncommon Miele-plug fitting 220V socket, if you can. It's not expensive to buy just sometimes takes hunting to find one. It will take an electrically savvy person to remove it from the seller's wiring. Ordinary 2220v sockets won't work with Miele plugs, though in general, of course, the circuit breaker and wiring to the box will. If you don't get these, keep looking because the machines are hidden gems. HTH, L.