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Re: Re: Advice needed re: H and semi mount sicklebar
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Posted by GREAT!! (Pete in PA) on October 13, 2000 at 09:43:41 from (134.192.209.158):
In Reply to: Re: Advice needed re: H and semi mount sicklebar posted by Wayne Swenson on October 12, 2000 at 20:46:03:
WOW! This helps out a lot! I have a couple of followup questions... I know I don't have the drawbar extension brackets, and plan to mount the mower on top of the drawbar as suggested here...I have a swinging drawbar also, and was planning to put some spacers between the tractor drawbar and the mower drawbar so that I don't have to remove the swinging drawbar...can you folks see any problems in doing that? The PTO shaft of the mower, I think, was cut to fit another tractor, so I may need to modify that in some way too... thanks again for any additional hints or tips Pete in PA
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