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Posted by Walt Davies on June 12, 2007 at 22:35:06 from (70.41.246.125):
In Reply to: hays done posted by thresherman on June 12, 2007 at 19:42:19:
Your're lucky went over to move the tractor and mower to a new field then thought why not make a round to see what I got here and half way around the first field Wham and the whole thing came to a dead stop. Checked it out could move the tractor without killing engine. Ok put the PTO in neutral and tractor moved. Went to look at mower BUMMER Broke the Shaft that holds the belt pulley to the upper part. I know it going to be expensive cause it goes all the way though the rubber roller to the other side to run the metal roller. Well Cest La VIVE!! Walt
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