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Ford 100 model 902 drag type mower

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fixitforfree

05-26-2006 20:19:28




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Anyone out there ever own a Ford 902 drag type mower? If so, how was the blade configuration? Did it have multiple blades/spindles all driven by 1 main PTO driven gearbox off the tractor? I am looking for a good drag type mower and have heard good things about these Ford model 902"s but haven"t ever used one.




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Scott PA

05-27-2006 17:21:36




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 Re: Ford 100 model 902 drag type mower in reply to fixitforfree, 05-26-2006 20:19:28  
It has 2 spindles with 2 swinging blades on each spindle, they are belt drive from a center gearbox, the blades are timed so they do not hit each other so check underneath to see it the blade spindles wobble back and forth much, if so it is worn out and the blades may hit.



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fixitforfree

05-27-2006 20:48:02




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 Re: Ford 100 model 902 drag type mower in reply to Scott PA, 05-27-2006 17:21:36  
Thanks Scott. Do you own one of these Ford 100" 902 mowers or have you run one? Do they have a very fast blade speed so they cut well at reasonably high tractor ground speeds? Also, do they have a hydraulic lift cylinder to adjust the height of the mower on the fly from remote valves on the tractor or are they only adjustable manually from the mower itself. Thanks for any information concerning these units. I have actually never even seen one of these but have heard good things about them and just recently bought an original owner"s manual for them off eBay so I can become more familiar with them. I am putting the cart before the horse somewhat...

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