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Woods mower on Ford 3000

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Ted N

11-03-1999 09:52:33




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I have a problem with the mower catching on the rear tire when the mower is raised. The Woods was bought used and has two slightly pitched angles which the lower arms connect to. The angles pitch toward the tractor. The top hitch connects at a U connector which pivots just above the angles. Very little clearance exists. I am contemplating adding brackets to push the mower back another 6". Any thoughts?

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Nellie

11-13-1999 04:34:40




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 Re: woods mower on Ford 3000 in reply to Ted N, 11-03-1999 09:52:33  
I would add the bracket. I have a Woods 360. I used it on Ford 4000 no problems. I hooked it up to AC D17 with a home made 3ph. I chewed the heck out of the tractor tires if i lifted the mower. I took some measurements and there was about a 6" differnece between the two tractors. The problem was the home made 3ph. Your patched mower may have lost some distance for some reason; if the past owner was hooking it to a nonstandard 3ph setup.

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Mike M (Tx)

11-04-1999 06:47:20




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 Re: woods mower on Ford 3000 in reply to Ted N, 11-03-1999 09:52:33  
Hi Ted, I have a 3000 with a different brand mower. My mower hits the rear tires only when I run it without sway bars. I don't do that any more. If you're not using sway bars now, adding them may well fix your problem.

Safe and Happy Tractoring,
Mike M (Tx)



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