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Here is another tool that was not in my neighborhood, I always thought one would be handy cnt
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wow... looks like a brush hog set up for bagging. There have been times my yard needed something like this.

Thanks for posting!

Ken in AZ
 
dc would be up to the job .just turn out the power valve , watch the temp guage and keep gas in the Ol Gent.. ,But on the hills around here, that dc would get bossed a little making turns on the slopes ,, engeneering question?? was there enuf air push there to blow the forage into the wagon?
 
as I understand the lit it had a bolt on fan on the blades, similar to a chopper, and they did claim to be able to pick up windrowed material so she must have real suction as well as blowing ability cnt
 
I have never used it. It is where I unloaded it several years ago. It needs the spout put on and some repair on the lift handle.
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They have 4 blades, with a thin cutting edge
The fan part was on top of the blade with a pice of rubber to the outside for a good fit.
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That gas tank chained to the top of your mower looks like it came off of a Massey 300 combine except mine does not have the gas gauge. I'm looking for belts to that one...have you got anything left of the whole thing?
 
Funny these pics come up today. I just drove by three of these in a fence row just south of dallas, not far off 35e.
 
I bought one of these cutters in the mid 60 s used . I trimed up fence rows, lanes & weeds in general . Worked ok , but took about 65 H P to really move along. Biggest prob was it did not have an overunning clutch on it and my tractor did not have 'Live P T O. I still "gotta er done". clint
 
Neat to see a ad. I own a 621 that my dad has owned since about 1965. Dad used it behind our cc case for years to green chop hay for our cattle. I used it mainly for chopping corn stalks. If set too low it will realy suck up the dirt. Ours does have a overrunning clutch on the pto but always would shear the shear pins if you engaged the pto too fast.
 
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