Posted by Keith Molden on September 20, 2017 at 15:39:56 from (74.194.181.64):
In Reply to: CCM 165 Drum Mower posted by Tooler969 on September 20, 2017 at 07:19:59:
I have a Minos Agri 165 which is the same exact machine (changed the name) the bar is 37 1/2" from hole center to hole center. You will like the mower, we like ours and sold our Galfre & will be buying another Munos. My bar is made of probably 1" pipe with u shape ends of 1/4" flat stock bent. The chain will do the same thing as the bar, both will let the mower raise on the outer end. The chain might let the mower bounce a little more if in the up position and you hit a hole but I really doubt it. Keep your belts adjusted, if you hear them slip on start up better tighten them a little (not a lot). Keith
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