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Re: Is 6 ft bush-hog too big for 860 Ford
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Posted by old on November 10, 2006 at 12:13:00 from (4.245.6.48):
In Reply to: Is 6 ft bush-hog too big for 860 Ford posted by AL BANE on November 10, 2006 at 11:09:16:
An 860 will handle a 6 footer just fine. I have used a 6 footer on my 841 off and on and had no problems with it. Big question is why do you want a trailor type instead of a 3 point type. You will find that a pull tpye will be a BIG pain in the buut to use and you will not be able to use it in the same places as your 3 point one. You will also find you get stuck in places because its a pull type that you wouldn't get into with a 3 point type. And yes your tractor will handle a 6 footer on the 3 point with no problems. By the way your tractor is around 45HP so you will have more then enough HP to use a 6 footer
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