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Pull type brush hog

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wes shinn

03-02-2000 21:53:17




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does anyone near washington state have a pull type
brush hog.my case vai doesn't have an eagle hitch
yet,(some day when parts are located).also other
implements that would pull behind i could use?
e-mail me at [email protected]
thanks,wes




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wes

03-04-2000 22:13:56




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 Re: pull type brush hog in reply to wes shinn, 03-02-2000 21:53:17  
thanks for the advice.
how much would i most likly have to give
for one?what should i look for in one and what
don't i want in one?

wes



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Burrhead

03-05-2000 17:53:31




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 Re: Re: pull type brush hog in reply to wes, 03-04-2000 22:13:56  
I got a 6 foot at auction year before last for 175 that was in pretty good shape.
The 1st thing I would check is to see if the gearbox feels ok for slack and not binding up and it's all there, and check to see what all is broke or needs rewelded. If the lower shaft bearings seem tight the bottom seal might leak a little anyways. The blades for a reg bushog fit this one here. Be sure the Constant velosity joint is what's on front of the pto shaft, cause they're pretty expensive.
They usually go for 150 to 275 around here, most times this auction has them hooked up before the sale to see if they work alright.
You'll probly see a varying amount of pull behind equipment at auction. When you know what you're looking for there seems to be a good bit of stuff out there. Most of it is pretty reasonable to down right cheap.

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Burrhead

03-04-2000 07:37:38




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 Re: pull type brush hog in reply to wes shinn, 03-02-2000 21:53:17  
You can build or find almost any farm implement that you would need as a pull behind model.
I actually like a trailer type bush hog better than a 3 point model. It operates smoother and takes less hoss power per foot than a lift model requires.
I would go to a farm equipment auction and to estate auctions to see what is available.
Most folks anymore don't want to use the trailer type equipment, so the price is alot lower than 3 point models, at least in my area.

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