Tx Jim
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I like the way your cutter folds toward center past straight up when transporting on road. That type design relieves a lot of weight from right rear axle & wheel/tire
And it takes away the possibility that IF you forget to lock it in transportation mode, it wont fall outward.I like the way your cutter folds toward center past straight up when transporting on road. That type design relieves a lot of weight from right rear axle & wheel/tire
I like the ones that fold up. My cousins folds back. Seems like a lot of stress when bouncing not to mention the tail swing. So far his is the only one I've seen like that.I like the way your cutter folds toward center past straight up when transporting on road. That type design relieves a lot of weight from right rear axle & wheel/tire
Ouch that is going to hurt both in labor and the pocket book. I see that the outer pto shield is missing they seem to get damaged and tore up easily when working equipment hard and then they are such a pain in the butt to find the correct one and replace them.A buddy sent me this mid day Sunday. I can't repeat the comments included in his text.
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Part of it included "the monitor took out the back window as it flew past my head"!
He makes 900+ rounds a year by himself with occasional raking help. All on scattered fields in a 30 mile circle so he's well experienced. S hit definitely happens!
HD he's feeding cattle (haylage) and wraps them so not nearly your weather requirements and there's no mushroom growers up here.