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Kelly C

04-25-2004 17:03:16

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I picked up this 3 pt king cutter on a auction. Now I am trying to get it hooked up to my 400 with a 3pt adapter on the fast hitch. Turns out thet the 3pt brackets on the cutter and the 3pt adapter are exactly the same width. So I can not mount it Conventionally. I had to off set it as shown to get it to mount.
I havent run it yet, I wanted to ask your advice on this 1st.
Will the pto shaft work ok like this? also do they make longer cat 1 pins? I cant clip the one on the left.
Any one else brush hogging with a fast hitch?
Thanks guys.

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ryan

04-25-2004 18:53:30

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Re: Brush Cutter Newbie needs help. in reply to Kelly C, 04-25-2004 17:03:16

i use a 7' on my 560 the pins were 32" apart i flipped them to the inside and my straight arms fit perfect.

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Wardner

04-25-2004 17:35:57

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Re: Brush Cutter Newbie needs help. in reply to Kelly C, 04-25-2004 17:03:16

I have a Woods 106 on the back of a SMTA equipped with a 400 style fast hitch. I am not using the 3point hitch to fast hitch adaptor. The points are attached with one heavy bolt to the vertical plates on mower. Top link goes to bracket I made to fit rear of tractor. Some fast hitch points are made with a slight offset to get around the problem you are having. My points are straight, however.

I like having the mower close to tractor. Less chance of high velocity frags hitting me in the back.

How about moving the vertical blue plates to the inside of plates welded to mower. Maybe even put in a couple of 1/2 spacers.

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