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chaining brush hod

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Lou

08-03-2006 09:37:55




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My MF 50 has tired hydrolics so when Im brushhoging I have to keep picking up the brush hog. Can it be chained up so it wont fall so far?




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garvas

08-03-2006 11:44:43




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 Re: chaining brush hod in reply to Lou, 08-03-2006 09:37:55  
I started years ago chaining the hog up so it would not drift down on a 50. Now do it on all the tractors. Mounted two chains right in front of the pins tha hold the hog on. I run them up to two hooks mounted on the tractor and way I go. Can adjust the height quickly. Just lift and reset the chain in the hook. Works great....



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Lou

08-03-2006 13:12:19




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 Re: chaining brush hod in reply to garvas, 08-03-2006 11:44:43  
Thanks garvis, Let see if I understand what you are saying, the chains go from the three point hitch arms near where the pins go through to a two hooks mounted on the tractor? are the hooks on the tractor on the axle or where the pin is that holds the top link? thanks Lou



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garvas

08-04-2006 03:52:18




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 Re: chaining brush hod in reply to Lou, 08-03-2006 13:12:19  
Send me an e-mail address and I will take a picture this weekend and send it to you.



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