chad from michigan said: (quoted from post at 16:55:55 08/12/09) I have a Farmall A with a really nice woods L306 on it. But unlike the woods L59 I can not put the front caster wheels to the inside mounts because the front tires hit them. I moved them to the out side of the deck but now I have a skelping problem any time I get on an angle where the top side caster wheel drops down some.
I know they used to have an anti-skelping roller but do they still make it? Did it really help out? Do any of you have a 6' woods with it and do you think it is worth the time to find one?
If not I may go back to a L59 deck.
any thoughts or suggestions.
Thanks
Chad
Chad,
I have a farmall c with an L59 and mow uneven ground. To cheap fix to prevent scalping. Lowered the wheels of the mower on level concrete and bolted a 2"x6" 1 1/2" above grade. When you get to a high spot the 2"x6"will lift the mover, prevent scalping and damaging the blades. Or it will push the dirt out of the way level the ground. I had ruts in my yard after a concrete truck delivered 10 yards of concrete. To level out the yard I put loose dirt in the ruts. Lowered the 2 x 6 to be at grade level and it was the best grader you could ask for. Using a 2" x 12" works better leveling dirt or filling in pot holes in your yard. Try it. George
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