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Posted by Terry on May 06, 2003 at 20:51:14 from (67.251.166.181):
Can anyone tell me the advantages and disadvantages of using a belly mower. I own an uneven lot that used to be pasture ground. I thought that buying a small tractor, like a farmall A with a belly mower might make more sense then purchasing a new riding mower. One problem is there are a few rocks, most of which I have picked up, but as you know, they keep slowly appearing. Would a belly mower work in this type of application?? If I happen to hit a rock that was sticking 4 inches above ground, would it do serious damage? One guy told me that belts were a constant problem. thanks for any advice you may have.
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