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pull type rotory cutters

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Ronhartparr

04-09-2005 19:58:43




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Were are all the pull type rotory bushhogs,mowers,ect.? Very seldom do you see a 7,8,10'rotery for sale. have they been scraped or just still being used? I've bought a nice old 600&900 case to restore and to keep a couple of fields cleaned up. Does any one know of such a critter for sale? thanks Ron




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Ronhartparr

04-11-2005 17:54:13




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 Re: pull type rotory cutters in reply to Jon (IN), 04-11-2005 14:39:09  
Jon I'm in east TN. Call me 8009250001 until 9.00pm est.



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txgrn

04-11-2005 20:35:19




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 Re: pull type rotory cutters in reply to Ronhartparr, 04-11-2005 17:54:13  
None of my concern, but if you're biting off more than you (your tractor) can chew.

Mark



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txgrn

04-10-2005 01:58:11




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 Re: pull type rotory cutters in reply to Ronhartparr, 04-09-2005 19:58:43  
I saw one 7' single blade once. It was mammoth and very unyieldy except on the most level of terrain..... scalps easily due to the enormous area.

Now I have seen (and had one) dual blade 8' mowers (2 ea 4 ' blades) that are much better because they are shorter front to rear, but side to side stab is still a problem as is the tire to deck setup. Problem there is trying to support the mower, keeping it level, yet offer the ability to change height.

What works fine in the larger mowers is the bat wing. You get the best of both worlds; short front to rear and 2 flex joints for the 3 sections..... ..... ..but they are costly.

Don't know your tractor hp, but a 6' hd mower on a 50 hp tractor can cut a lot of grass and is manageable; both physically and financially.

Mark

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old

04-09-2005 21:15:40




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 Re: pull type rotory cutters in reply to Ronhartparr, 04-09-2005 19:58:43  
None that big but I know of a 6 footer



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Ronhartparr

04-11-2005 14:48:38




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 Re: pull type rotory cutters in reply to old, 04-09-2005 21:15:40  
Two or even three blade would be fine. Something that would work well with around a 75 hp tractor with out 3pt. Does any one have one of these for sale??



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old

04-11-2005 17:25:35




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 Re: pull type rotory cutters in reply to Ronhartparr, 04-11-2005 14:48:38  
I have an old 6 footer and its one of the old heavy ones, the type that if you can go over it with the tractor it will cut it off



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