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Re: 706 getting some work in.
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Posted by Andy Martin on June 01, 2006 at 04:53:09 from (64.219.39.195):
In Reply to: 706 getting some work in. posted by Kelly C on May 31, 2006 at 20:36:59:
Changing the belt is not all that tough but it does take a few minutes. I've been mowing with a 479 for several years but have an old 461 I like the best. It was really a trouble-free machine and pulled great behind an H or M. It is light enough the belly pumps will really pop it up when you go to turn over a windrow. The 461 rusted out and needs an overhaul I just have not had time to do. I'd buy the belt from NH. For some reason the NH drive belts last a lot longer than even good Gates belts from a supply house. You should be able to mow as fast as the field is smooth in that short stuff. Speed up the reel if necessary. That mower will mow 8 ft heavy sudan.
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