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Re: Zane Thang
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Posted by Country Girl on October 09, 2000 at 08:04:39 from (172.145.11.31):
In Reply to: Zane Thang posted by Roger on October 08, 2000 at 05:23:16:
The Zane Thang also works great for 8N's when the hydraulics are "leaky." Brushhogging with my 8 was a literal pain in the neck before I put the Zane Thang on it. The arms would not necessarily leak down; but they were either too high, and I was cutting the grass at about 24 inches tall, or they were too low and I was scalping my pasture closer than a golf green. I constantly had to manually adjust the lift. It was a royal pain in the kiester (and neck!). The Zane Thang made the lift not so touchy and I am now able to brush hog without making any adjustments. Definitely worth the money! If you have any questions on how it would help your 8N, just email Zane. He is a wealth of information and was very patient answering my numerous questions. Another bonus - even I put the Thang on with no problems and a minimum amount of time! Sounds like what you need is stabilizer arms - I use those also. Problems with leaky or faulty hydraulics - contact Zane and he can help!
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