Posted by Wardner on September 24, 2009 at 17:22:50 from (4.154.247.63):
My hedge is 7' high and 7' wide. I had this IH balanced head mower on my 4000# forklift. Because it rained every other day in June and July, I wasn't able to use it. Plus I couldn't see the top of the hedge. Now I can if I flip the seat and stand up for good visibility.
The sickle bar will cut vertical and horizontal. It is rotated into position with electric/hydraulic power pack controlled from the operator's position.
The Borg-Warner clutch pump runs the knife. I can turn it on and off from a switch near the left headlight. I also have a switch for the lift.
I can even mow at night. It runs off the Electrall. I have been thinking about getting an antenna rotater.
I now have 15 V-belts installed on the tractor.
Somebody stop me before I mount the air end, oil cooler, and oil separator from my first air compressor. It's a Sullair 150 CFM. Takes about 45 hp. It's that or a welder (or maybe both).
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