My 1948 TE 20 handles a 4 foot woods {1973 model } easily. I have a newer 4 foot John Deere bushhog which is much lighter.
My question will my TE 20 handle a 5 foot landpride bushhog? My friends ford [800 I think } has a 4 cylinder diesel but the 3 point hydraulics will not lift his 5 foot landpride bushhog. Obviously something wrong with the 3 point hydraulic system on his tractor. Would like to connect my 1948 TE 20 to his 5 foot. Landpride. Would like to know, will the 3 point hydraulics on my TE 20 lift the Landpride? Secondly will the TE 20 operate the 5 foot bushhog?
I set up his landpride with a set of chains to hold his 5 foot bushhog in place. His tractor has 40 hp plus and my TE 20 has 23-24 hp big difference. Our TE20 has a Sherman transmission which has a very low gear.
Our TE 20 handles the 4 foot woods bushhog easily cutting tall grass in the picture in low and under with the Sherman transmisisonl
My question will my TE 20 handle a 5 foot landpride bushhog? My friends ford [800 I think } has a 4 cylinder diesel but the 3 point hydraulics will not lift his 5 foot landpride bushhog. Obviously something wrong with the 3 point hydraulic system on his tractor. Would like to connect my 1948 TE 20 to his 5 foot. Landpride. Would like to know, will the 3 point hydraulics on my TE 20 lift the Landpride? Secondly will the TE 20 operate the 5 foot bushhog?
I set up his landpride with a set of chains to hold his 5 foot bushhog in place. His tractor has 40 hp plus and my TE 20 has 23-24 hp big difference. Our TE20 has a Sherman transmission which has a very low gear.