Posted by Russ from MN on July 27, 2021 at 12:11:43 from (208.107.58.27):
In Reply to: Brush beater question posted by OregonAaron on July 27, 2021 at 09:57:43:
I was using a 5 foot King Kutter behind a JD M that we used to have, that I had built a 3-point for. It didn't have the capability to lift the whole mower, so I wasn't using a top link, but it worked fine just lifting the front. Until, the bottom corner of the mower hit a stump, the back flipped up, and the top link frame on the mower hit the back of my seat! It didn't really hurt anything, but it scared me, so I never used it on the little JD again. I have heard that some people that use a chain run it through a pipe to prevent that. Our new Bush Hog has a flexible top link bracket, like many of them do, that allows the mower to float.
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