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Re: Balanced-Head mowers & Dave H (MI)


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Posted by Dave H (MI) on June 05, 2013 at 07:37:37 from (184.227.64.163):

In Reply to: Balanced-Head mowers & Dave H (MI) posted by Al L. in Wisc. on June 05, 2013 at 05:13:55:

I have either that brochure or a similar one. Can't find the reference to 10 acres but it does say "exclusive wrist action drive...in trailing or fast hitch mowers" on the lower left front cover and has the tractor on the back. I have the three IH mowers mentioned earlier. Don't have the 3 or 2 pt mowers. Not looking for the 3 but I would also really like to find a fast hitch balanced head for my 300. My 120 is a pain to mount and the 100 trailer is still sitting where I put it after the auction waiting to be gone thru and made ready. For the last several years I have used a mid-mount 115 on an SMTA. I am up to 20 acres on hay and a mower conditioner is about called for, but sitting looking forward and watching the sickle knocking down the tall grass is a treat for my back and I hate to give it up. Yesterday I mowed the lanes on the place out in Howell (different tractor, rotary cutter) and my phone buzzed. My wife texting "how's it going". I had pulled into the shade so I could read the message. Looking around me the wheat was getting tall and the breeze was moving it like waves. Sky was blue with wispy clouds. Trees leafed out and lots of wild flowers in the edges. I took a picture and sent it back as a reply. I love my seat time too! :)


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