[AT] Need brush cutter in Central NY

[Ralph Goff]

I'm a bit late replying to this one but having read all the follow ups re: 
adding a 3 point hitch to the W4, I thought I'd suggest considering a 
trailing type rotary mower. If you have mostly open areas with no tight 
corners and fancy turns required a trail type works fine. I've used my Farm 
King 6 foot rotary mower for the past 16 years behind a variety of tractors 
with good results. Cockshutt 40 is about the best as it is the narrowest. 
The Case 730 is probably the most economical but just a shade wider than the 
40 which makes it harder to cut close to a fence line.
Farm King makes a pretty good three point rotary but this trail type has 
served me well, taken some abuse (rocks, small trees) with no major problems 
and can be used on any tractor with hydraulics, pto, and a standard drawbar 
hitch.

Ralph in Sask.
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Subject: [AT] Need brush cutter in Central NY


> Still needed:
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> 60 inch pull-behind brush cutter in NY Finger Lakes Region- Ithaca/
> Groton.
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> For '51 IHC McCormick W-4 with swinging draw bar and PTO (no three-
> point).
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> Roy
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> Roy Morgan
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> 529 Cobb St.
> Groton NY, 13073
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