[AT] 4' brushhog fits what??

[Larry D. Goss]

John, how does power get to the blades?  Is it through a splined shaft
or is it belt-driven?  The color sounds like Ford (as others have said)
but Haban did its own thing when it came to paint colors.  I suspect
that it could be an early rear-mount mower for a Power King.  Economy
used Woods mowers for their rear mounts later, and at the end of
production used Simplicity for all their decks, but during the mid-70's
Haban was a major supplier for them.  I have a Haban sickle bar mower
that was designed for the Power King line.  

Power King had a rear PTO available that rotated the wrong way, so if
the mower has a splined shaft input you may be able to get a clue from
the direction of rotation.

Larry

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Anything of the size of a Ford N-series or Allis B/C if it has a
3-point.
Even a larger "garden tractor with a 3-point if the mower has cat0 hitch
pins.

Phil

> I happened onto a nice little twin blade 4' 3-pt twin blade
mower--like a
> brushhog.  What older tractors would use a 3-pt. 4' mower like
> this??   It's blue.    John
>
>                     In the wide-open spaces of NE Oregon


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