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Re: Bush Hogging with a 20 or 30 Questions


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Posted by George on September 27, 2003 at 19:01:05 from (209.206.129.222):

In Reply to: Bush Hogging with a 20 or 30 Questions posted by Bill on September 27, 2003 at 18:49:33:

Position control: This is a problem but I find if
you set it up so that there is good down
pressure from the top link, it will help. You
may also be able to adjust the arm lengths so
that you can put it control in the full down
position. The back wheel on the hog holds up
the back and the arms need to be adjusted so
they hold it level when in the down position.

But, it does work much easier on my other
tractor that has position control. You can get
position control on the Ferguson with a Zane
Thang if you really need to solve this problem.

Size: I use a 5 foot with no problem

An overrunning clutch adapter on the pto shaft
will solve the problem of the hog trying to drive
the tractor. If you have the 1 1/8 PTO shaft and
want to attach a 1 3/8 hog, this is probably the
way to go. I think they cost around $80-100
and adapt the pto size at the same time.

By the way, a finish mower with 4 wheels
really solves all the problems. You set it down
and it just tracks over everything. This works
very well on my Ferguson TO-20. I use a 6
foot finish mower.


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