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Re: Super H belly mower
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Posted by Mow on April 27, 2005 at 14:51:33 from (64.80.110.40):
In Reply to: Re: Super H belly mower posted by RustyFarmall on April 27, 2005 at 12:29:35:
Fact: When we drive our full-size tractors across the lawn, they leave tracks that the lawn mower (a Farmall Cub with a 60" Woods deck, btw), can't mow out. There's an imprint of a tractor tread in the lawn for the next 2-3 mowings. Fact: An H is a much heavier tractor, puts more pounds per square inch to the ground, than any rider lawn tractor, or even a Farmall Cub. Fact: Lug tires concentrate the weight of the tractor on the lugs. They WILL put indentations into all but the hardest of lawns. Turf tires, and tri-rib fronts for that matter, spread the load much more evenly over a larger area. Lug tires leave imprints on all but the hardest gravel lawn. I'd rather not mash the grass into the ground before I've mowed it.
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