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Re: Bush Hog Safety
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Posted by Stickler on September 26, 2004 at 12:36:55 from (142.16.22.18):
In Reply to: Re: Bush Hog Safety posted by UFO Man on September 26, 2004 at 11:22:49:
My wife did one similar when mowing with our grasshopper zero steer mower. Hit the corner and the hitch of an old 10' tandem disc that was covered in weeds. I knew where it was but she didn't. In fact, she'd never seen it before, didn't even know we had it, as it's usually me that mows that area. Heck, I mowed around it for a year before i ever knew it was there myself. Anyway, bent the deck and knocked one of the blades right off. I was thinking at the time, I'm glad it wasn't the bush hog. I pulled the disc out of the weeds, and except for one bent disc where she hit it, it works like new! Should have done that years ago, I guess.
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