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Re: MMM or Rear Finish Mower
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Posted by Glen in TX on May 04, 2006 at 22:45:17 from (65.249.225.42):
In Reply to: MMM or Rear Finish Mower posted by Vacherie on May 04, 2006 at 21:13:41:
We had a Continental belly mower on a MF 135 once and it was okay if you stayed on everything flat and level. Go through a ditch or gully and high center or catch the rear frame on a high spot and you are stuck. It was such a pain to put on and off that it was dedicated to just mowing in summertime. It was easier to get close to things with it though. With a rear mower you can raise to clear high spots and keep the tractor usable for many other things also. Might also want turf tires with a belly mower tractor too because you will be turning sharper and bar tread will rip out a lawn turning sharp.
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