Re: double 9 mower
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Posted by Tim Shaw on August 06, 2007 at 07:55:52 from (66.241.183.202):
In Reply to: double 9 mower posted by john cub owner on August 06, 2007 at 07:50:00:
| rancherruss1916 said: (quoted from post at 09:50:00 08/06/07) ive mowed for as long as i can remember with either 7 fot jd mowers or 9 foot ih mowers. recently have purchased a double 9 rowse with ih heads.you guys probably arent interested in this newer machinery. but what a thrill to cut 18 feet at a time, i cant keep up with the rake and baler lol. |
Don't know where you're located but double mowers are pretty much the norm here in the Sandhills. More guys switching to swathers all the time.
We run the Rowse mowers with NH heads.
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