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350 mower vs. #9 mower

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Confused

01-21-2000 13:55:19




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Whats the difference between a 350 sickle mower and a #9 mower? I know that both are a 3-pt, but thats is about all. Would they work on a JD model A or B. What would one expect to pay for each of these? Thanks for any advice.




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Gman

01-22-2000 04:03:58




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 Re: 350 mower vs. #9 mower in reply to Confused, 01-21-2000 13:55:19  
Hey Confused-why do you want a 3pt. hitch mower on your A or B locate you a mower that mounts on the drawbar,I got a #38 on my G works great. The No. 38 has the little crazy wheel on the back,there are other models that mount on the drawbar and have the little crazy wheel,I beleive you will be happier with this arangement,you want have to worry with the makeshift top link. Gman



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