allis brush hog -is it fixable?

samuel c · Jun 15, 2013

I just broke the spindle in a pull type Allis 6 ft brush hog from Series era (60's). Unfortunately, I have not been able to find model / Serial number. I do have pictures I can post later.

In your experience is the spindle available either new or used? Or do I have a big pile of expensive iron?

Will Herring · Jun 15, 2013

Unsure the answer to your question, but does the mower itself look something like this?

samuel c · Jun 15, 2013

YES - my paint is not as nice but that is the mower. In my
limited use it seems to be a very nice mower and it would be a
shame to lose it

Anonymous-0 · Jun 15, 2013

I don't see why you can't adapt a different gear box to it. Probably the same as other makes. Leon

Aaron SEIA · Jun 15, 2013

It'd be a 160 or a 172 depending on how wide it is (60 or 72")
AGCO parts book: http://www.agcopartsbooks.com/PartsBooksN/Viewer/book.aspx?book=agco/9001526b

You could also take the 2 halves to a local machine shop and have a new shaft made fairly cheap, I'd think.
AaronSEIA

Anonymous-0 · Jun 16, 2013

Samuel, post your location, there might be someone near where you live, that has a 160 or 172 that has a rotted out top, or other problem, and could sell you the gearbox out of it. I have a complete pull type unit for sale, in central MD, $550. If anyone wants a 160 pull type, Email is open.

Jim Phelps · Jun 16, 2013

Have you thought about a machine shop, I snapped a shaft in one and had a new shaft made that was better than a replacement part.

samuel c · Jun 16, 2013

I am in the northwest corner of Missouri.

As always the support and ideas from this site are excellent and appreciated.

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