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parts and advice needed on brush cutter

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steve n carol

06-20-2007 08:53:36




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I was given a 6' brush cutter manufactured by 'Long'. It's the flat style with a single wheel on the back/rear that swivels. underneath is a single bar that connects to 2 blades that spin, ( I suppose this is incase it hits somthing solid). On the top side there is a differential housing that is busted wide open.

The sheet metal is good all of the short chains are around the perimiter, The 3 point attachments are still in place too. It looks like to get this back in service, I'd have to replace the drifferential that is busted open. All I have been able to come up with for replacement parts is some new 'replacement' aftermarket, one size fits all, parts on ebay. This would cost close to $300.00 just for the differental. (modification is extra). Q) any ideas for used parts sources??? thanks...sl

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steve n carol

06-21-2007 19:44:07




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 Re: parts and advice needed on brush cutter in reply to steve n carol, 06-20-2007 08:53:36  
Thanks guys...sl



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Dave Anderson

06-21-2007 17:46:56




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 Re: parts and advice needed on brush cutter in reply to steve n carol, 06-20-2007 08:53:36  
Why not go to a salvage yard and get a used gearbox, stump jumper and power line off a bush hog that has been junked because the deck has rusted out? I see lots of rusted out, but otherwise good machines in the yards around here.



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2x4

06-20-2007 22:01:21




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 Re: parts and advice needed on brush cutter in reply to steve n carol, 06-20-2007 08:53:36  
many years ago my friend had the same problem. $185 for new diff., 210 new 'hog. Think about getting a new or different machine; something that works - its cheaper & easier.



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