I'm not going to be much help on this other than to say you can at least post the engine Model number, Type number, and the Code number you find on the engine itself. The Code number will reveal the date the engine was built. Knowing when the engine was built might help some of the Scotts/Deere experts determine who the "baby daddy" is. In the manufacturing industry the time line is pretty narrow from engine build to tractor build.

(No malicious items detected) Good, not a Malware issue. You said "On some web sites, including this one sometimes, when you click on another place within the website, it just sits there freezing up" I have a question **Is that happening in Internet Explorer ? It appears you're using version 11. **Have you tried another browser to test the issue? It does appear to be connection related, the next steps would be to un - plug router and modem for a min or so then replug them in. Next This is just a small program runs right from desktop, no need to install anything, simple..... Clean out your temporary internet files and temp files. Download TFC by OldTimer click Here to your desktop. Click the Save file tab, save it to the desktop. Then double click it to run it. Double-clickTFC.exe to run it. Note: If you are running on Vista, right-click on the file and choose Run As Administrator TFC will close all programs when run, so make sure you have saved all your work before you begin * Click the Start button to begin the cleaning process. * Depending on how often you clean temp files, execution time should be anywhere from a few seconds to a minute or two. * Please let TFC run uninterrupted until it is finished. Once TFC is finished it should restart your computer. If it does not, please manually restart the computer yourself to ensure a complete cleaning. So: 1 Answer the question about browser. 2 Do the up plug-router modem thing. 3 Run the temp file cleaner. Let us know. Joe

If it was up to me, I would delete EVERYTHING that you acquired thru Frostwire, and then uninstall Frostwire completely. I'd then run Malwarebytes , ESET online scan and every other antimalware tool you can. If you still have trouble, find a computer shop and pay them to clean it up. Frostwire might be a useful tool for some, but if all you are looking for is free music then there are a multitude of ways to get it that carry little or no risk. Frostwire itself may be safe, but many who use it are not to be trusted. If you don't know how to protect yourself, you're better off to leave it alone.

The brownish tint can be caused by a bright summer sun. Not a problem. It is permanent on these leaves - but it is not harmful. It means that you have too much light around midday - and the plant tries to protect itself. The top AV has some damage to the center of growth - that's why the side buds started developing new shoots - suckers - as Aegis pointed. Leave one - and remove the rest as soon as you can see which is the strongest and has the better chance to take over. The death of a center bud can be cause by stress - like if it went too dry once - or sometimes just happens.