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Re: 3 point sickle bar mower
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Posted by wh on October 29, 2005 at 09:11:04 from (208.61.210.66):
In Reply to: 3 point sickle bar mower posted by lenray on October 28, 2005 at 16:25:31:
gee -- they want you to move it to want adds and sell you a mower. having said that -- new holland 450/451 are great mowers. any 3pt mower will fit any 3pt tractor. some may need adjustments. with the disc mowers the sickles are gettng a little hard to find. i gougth 1 several years ago here in my county (cullman alabama) fro $200. spent the winter redoing it with new blade, new paint, took all the self raising, leveling gear off that went with it originally and made it a straigth 3pt hook up and put a hyd cylinder on it to control the blade. works great, all i use it for to mow road banks, ditch banks and around the ponds.
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