- Thread starter Eldon (WA)
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curtkeiser
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- Location
- Beresford, South Dakota
Because it has a tail wheel the chains allow it to follow uneven terrain better.
Eldon (WA)
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I thought it was ironic that a mower that works good is almost hidden by old tall weeds. :lol:
newhollandnut
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Looks like the gear box has been leaking pretty
good
good
Stephen Newell
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Looks like an awful amount of money for an old mower that has been jury rigged.
Traditional Farmer
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- Location
- Virginia
Actually it appears to be in good condition,the deck isn't beat to H and back like many.The chains work good just as long as your tractor will hold the lift arms where you put them or get a set of N Ford chains that go from the arms to the top link.The weeds and grass has grown up around everything here in the last 2 weeks since we've had about 6 Inches of rain.I wouldn't buy it because I don't like 3 pt cutters.
Tubacase47
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I disagree; the tail wheel should move up and down independently of the front braces as both pivot off the same bolt and are not tied together anywhere else.
kcm.MN
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- Location
- NW Minnesota
That's weird - the first time I checked this thread and clicked on the CL link, rather than a pic of the brush cutter, it showed one of those scan bars, like what you scan with your cell phone. No other pics came up.
Olliejunkie
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When I was in my 20s my boss sent me off to mow a lot. I took off mowing and dropped into a hole. The mower braces broke and flew forward hitting me in the back. Lucky they didn't get me in the head. Those chains look pretty good to me.
I've got one of those mowers, it came with a tractor I bought. That one would only sell for about $250-$300 around here, and that's if it was
cleaned up better than he's done. I do like it though, it's easy to hook up cause it's light enough to move around by hand.. I hook mine up to an
8N and mow around the house and under overhanging trees along the edge of the pasture.
cleaned up better than he's done. I do like it though, it's easy to hook up cause it's light enough to move around by hand.. I hook mine up to an
8N and mow around the house and under overhanging trees along the edge of the pasture.
Keith Molden
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I just sold a cheapie one last Sat. at a consignment auction. It brought $400. No I didn't run the bid on it, that was what it actually brought. Yes I let it go at that price and was darned happy to get that LOL
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