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Finish Mower for CA

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Greg P in MI

07-02-2006 07:05:21




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I bought a CA a year ago. I was wondering how much money it would take to set up a 3 pt retro fit hitch and an used finish mower or brush hug. Any links to 3 pt hitch used mowers would be great too!

Pershing Orange runs deep in MI!




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Ted in NE OH

07-03-2006 06:13:47




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 Re: Finish Mower for CA in reply to Greg P in MI, 07-02-2006 07:05:21  
Because of the width of a CA I would use a Woods model L306 which is 6 ft. wide. Cost new is $2000. A CA would make a nice mower.



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Mark - IN.

07-02-2006 19:30:53




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 Re: Finish Mower for CA in reply to Greg P in MI, 07-02-2006 07:05:21  
My neighbor managed to pickup a 3pt finish Deere mower for $75 to use on the back of his Jubilee, then asked me if I thought it was worth it. New, that was easily a $1,400 mower, and probably $2,000 for being green. I told him no and offered him $200 as I helped him unload it. He didn't bite, dang 'im. LOL.

I use a L59 Woods under my B, and have seen basically the same made by Ingersoll. Back a few years ago, both went for $1,400. A 3pt mower would make that little B more versatile, but I got others with 3pts, so that little B doesn't need to be more versatile. She leads an easier life these days, except when its my sister using her. She needs to give that ol' girl more respect and treat her more kindly. She just can't seem to grasp that there aint a thing wrong with using first gear and that the old girl is...old and deserves to take it easier these days.

Mark

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