Posted by Dave in DE on September 03, 2013 at 18:17:59 from (70.215.69.90):
got some long needed seat time Sunday and it ended in disaster. had not been out to mow all summer. 2 of us went out on our N's to mow the hunting property we lease. anyway, at days end I was mowing in 5 to 6 foot tall grass around my stand and hit a stump that was about 16 inches tall. bent the left front rim, and the radius arm, and sheared the hitch pin on the center link at the mower end as it hit the stump and flipped the mower up. I was standing at the time looking for the stumps. I got thrown forward against the steering wheel and then almost off the tractor as the rear wheel went over. can the radius arm be straitened? if yes, how is it best done? not bent real bad, about 1.5 inch bow.
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