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Posted by paul on December 19, 2004 at 09:59:17 from (209.23.145.37):
In Reply to: Tractor Size posted by Don Costello on December 19, 2004 at 08:53:39:
It's nicer to have live pto for this type of work.
While you can 'hog without live pto, if you are
starting from scratch, might as well make it
nicer.... (Live pto means you can stop driving &
shift gears while the pto continues to operate -
it has multiple benifits. ery old tractors did not
have this feature, pto & rear end were locked
together, stop one & they all stop....) About 45 hp should pull a 6' brush hog all day
long in most conditions. As the other person said, you can go bigger or
smaller, trading time for money mostly. --->Paul
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