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Hyd. Lift??

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Tx Jim

11-23-2006 08:07:38




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Blue guy do you have any idea what brand disc mower requires a cylinder on the caddy? My caddy has the brackets(rockshaft) but I see no need to operate my NH 617 disc-mower. I think the idea of lead shot in LH tubeing is a good!!!!! ! I agree with animal that one could be built cheaper than $2500/$3000 if one was handy with a torch/welder. Tx Jim




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Blue guy

11-23-2006 08:22:27




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 Re: Hyd. Lift?? in reply to Tx Jim, 11-23-2006 08:07:38  
The new holland doesn't require a hyd lift. Mine is a 616 NH. I think the kuhn's(and possibly a couple of others) may require the use of the lift.

Mine is a KMC brand. I thought about building mine, but after I figured on the materials and all the leg work and labor I decided to just go ahead and buy it. Plus my first cutting was approaching real fast.



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Animal

11-23-2006 12:47:15




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 Re: Hyd. Lift?? in reply to Blue guy , 11-23-2006 08:22:27  
Blue I know what your saying, mine is a J.D. spell that kuhn and I am going to need a rock shaft, I plan on using I beam for the frame, and I can add weight if needed. If I did not have the material to make it already your probably right it would be cheaper to buy one...



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