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Rhino field mower

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Wayne WI

06-21-2000 18:22:57




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Has anyone had any experience with Rhino field mowers? Good bad or otherwise? Thanks.




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craig reilly

08-26-2002 04:01:58




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 Re: Rhino field mower in reply to Wayne WI, 06-21-2000 18:22:57  
Sir, I�m looking to purchase a new or used Mott T 38 or T38 self propelled flail mower presently called a AP 39 or 48 Alamo Industrial flail mower plus extra parts belts blades chain links etc.. Alamo no longer manufactures them but someone somewhere has on or two tucked away somewhere. I will also give a finders fee for any ambitious salesman who can dig one up. Please contact me at [email protected]
Thanks Craig Reilly

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Mudcat49

06-22-2000 08:32:25




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 Re: Rhino field mower in reply to Wayne WI, 06-21-2000 18:22:57  
I have had nothing to say, but good things about Rhino mowers I do custom bushhogging and use a TW 72, it has given me nothing but good service, I have also used G84's and I think this is one of the best mowers ever made.



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Duane

06-22-2000 11:25:42




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 Re: Re: Rhino field mower in reply to Mudcat49, 06-22-2000 08:32:25  
Havn't used one but I've seen very few made any heavier. They look tough, and tough is what you need for real brush hogging. Next time around you won't need such a heavy machine. I have a 609 JD also a good heavy unit.If your tractor will handle the weight, buy heavy and be sure the clutch is set right.



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