We had a New Idea like that for over a decade- certainly nothing wrong with it. One year we had 140 acres of hay. Usually used behind a WC, so the trip lift was fine, with no tractor hydraulics. Had the swing-away fixture in case of hitting a rock. Worst thing in my early years was hooking it up- I didn"t weigh enough to push the hitch down for hook-up. Only mickey mouse thing on it was the pto coupler- not a spring-loaded yoke. Had to insert a separate pin into the pto shaft. Back then the tractor shafts were drilled for that...now you could just put a modern yoke on the mower.
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