Posted by KEH on January 01, 2008 at 09:57:27 from (64.53.74.13):
In Reply to: Pros and cons posted by r vessar on January 01, 2008 at 08:24:16:
Other posts cover it well. In addition, 3 points are cheaper. Need to be careful when using 3 point on uneven ground. When tractor goes down in a dip, the mower comes up. When the tractor goes up out of the dip, the 3 point mower has to carry part of the tractor weight, so attention must be paid to raising and lowering the 3ph. Some users get around this problem by using a chain in place of the top link.
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