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What kind of mower?

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Tim(nj)

01-31-2006 12:09:30




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Sickle bar? Drum? Disc? Rotary brush mower? Rotary finish mower?
Brand new? Used?




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mpuller2

01-31-2006 13:28:07




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 Re: What kind of mower? in reply to Tim(nj), 01-31-2006 12:09:30  
Sorry, forgot the details. I'm going to mow a lot in town so a sickle bar is out of the question. A mower than could be pulled and PTO driven would be my first choice. 6,7 or 8 foot width would be nice. Hope this information helps with your suggestions. Thanks.



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Sam#3

02-01-2006 03:59:16




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 Re: What kind of mower? in reply to mpuller2, 01-31-2006 13:28:07  
I'm sorry, but why do you consider a sickle mower more dangerous than a rotating blade throwing rocks, trash and the kids lost toys?
From my recent experience a pull type rotary is the most awkward thing to maneuver in a tight place.



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Tim(nj)

01-31-2006 18:00:48




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 Re: What kind of mower? in reply to mpuller2, 01-31-2006 13:28:07  
A Woods C80 trail-type rotary mower maybe what you want. A single-acting cylinder off the Lift-All pump on your M will work on it, pressure up, gravity down, no need to plumb a return line. Some have a crank to raise and lower the wheels, but not as handy if you need to cheat a little to get over low obstacles or uneven ground.



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caseyc

01-31-2006 12:53:29




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 Re: What kind of mower? in reply to Tim(nj), 01-31-2006 12:09:30  
yes he did leave it alittle open but being as he has an M you can assume there's no 3 pt and probably no hydraulics so that would eliminate alot of mowers/cutters/whatever. if the M does have atleast one hydraulic hookup then he'd have to plum a return and find a trail type sickle mower with a one way cylinder. if not then a simple pull behind something that doesn't need to be raised.

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