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Ernie Sanders

08-11-2000 19:22:12




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Can a 8N handle a king kutter 6' finish mower. I went over to a friend's and his N was overheating. I hooked my 24 h.p. yanmar up to it and the finish mower started to bog the tractor after cutting a couple of hundred feet. I think the mower is bound up or something(he's got it sitting pretty low) Thanks for any help.




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Ernie

08-12-2000 18:23:28




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 Re: 6' finish mower in reply to Ernie Sanders, 08-11-2000 19:22:12  
Thanks Everyone: I thought the mower was binding but I needed everyone's opinion. That mower was not setup correctly or something. He only mowed two or three times with it and it has overheated his 8 N everytime.



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JK_TN

08-12-2000 12:58:37




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 Re: 6' finish mower in reply to Ernie Sanders, 08-11-2000 19:22:12  
Ernie--

I mow with a Woods RD7200 (Rear-discharge, 6') mower. I cut lawn grass at 3-1/2" and pasture grass at 7". The pasture is usually knee-high. I usually cut in second gear. I find 3rd to be too hard on the innards (mine, not the tractor's).

I'm the only one who has a problem with overheating, not the '51 8N I use.

--Jerry Kirkpatrick



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dillweed

08-12-2000 04:40:40




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 Re: 6' finish mower in reply to Ernie Sanders, 08-11-2000 19:22:12  
I have a Woods L306 6ft. belly mower mounted under an ol 9N an the tractor handles it just fine. Of course it is just lawn grass that it has to cut, no heavy stuff. I can cut it just as close as my riding lawn mower does, but about 4 times a fast. I mow about 3 acres with it.



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dave#1

08-11-2000 20:42:46




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 Re: 6' finish mower in reply to Ernie Sanders, 08-11-2000 19:22:12  
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This last weekend JerryU and Tyler(MD) were at my place here in N.Y., both these clowns drove my 50 8n with my 6' C.T. finishing mower, they both mowed quite a bit of grass, Jerry said that my 6' C.T. mower seemed to cut better than the 5' king kutter he used behind his 9n, now, is this because of the different brands? or 9n/8n ?, or is Mi. grass meaner than N.Y. grass?? who knows.
Anyway, I mow 5 acres once a week usually in 3rd gear with no problems.
hope this helps

(Oh ya,that's Tyler in the pic burn'n up all my gas)LOL


later,dave

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Tyler(MD)

08-12-2000 05:53:44




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 Re: Re: 6' finish mower in reply to dave#1, 08-11-2000 20:42:46  
Dave also forgot to mention all of the extra uses you get out of a finishing mower too. It subs as a beer cart at times.

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LOL,
Tyman



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Dell (WA)

08-11-2000 19:46:50




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 Re: 6' finish mower in reply to Ernie Sanders, 08-11-2000 19:22:12  
Ernie..... ..try cutting 1/2 a cut. if it bogs down on half a cut width. I'd say ya' got mower problems. Remember a finish mower is not designed for tall grass. My opinion is a N-Tractor should be able to mow a 6' finsh mower in less than 6" grass..... .Dell



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