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Re: disconnecting bush hog from tractor
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Posted by Steve from Arkansas on January 04, 2006 at 14:14:09 from (199.152.38.66):
In Reply to: disconnecting bush hog from tractor posted by john wilson on January 04, 2006 at 12:54:38:
I have trouble with one of my bush hogs that has a collar that has to be slid forward or backwards, I can never remember and it goes both ways. I usually disconnect the lift arms and top link, pull tractor forward and let the PTO shafts slide apart then I have more room to work with it. If the front shaft is too long it can be jambed on to the tractor pto when you lift the bushhog.
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