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Ideal haying tractor HP ?
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<blockquote data-quote="dun" data-source="post: 1159517" data-attributes="member: 34"><p>We have rocks, BIOY, do we have rocks. A little grease in the pots and 90 weight in the gear boxes and the dic works grat. Sharpen the blades about every 8-10 hours. Have a couple of spares if something new pops up that I haven;t mowed over before. I also adjust it so it mows more level and leaves the stubble a bit longer. Blades last longer. Burned up the belts a while back, took about 20 minutes to replace all of them. Haven;t had any issues with the drive/cutter parts. When I got itat about 10 years of age I adjusted all of the pots to get them alighned proeprly. Other then corn head grease every year that's been all the maintenance. Neighbor had a sicklebar, took him longer to replace one tooth then It does for me to replace all of mine. Now he has a disc, just a coincidence, it's a tonutti, frame is warped, he bought it new.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="dun, post: 1159517, member: 34"] We have rocks, BIOY, do we have rocks. A little grease in the pots and 90 weight in the gear boxes and the dic works grat. Sharpen the blades about every 8-10 hours. Have a couple of spares if something new pops up that I haven;t mowed over before. I also adjust it so it mows more level and leaves the stubble a bit longer. Blades last longer. Burned up the belts a while back, took about 20 minutes to replace all of them. Haven;t had any issues with the drive/cutter parts. When I got itat about 10 years of age I adjusted all of the pots to get them alighned proeprly. Other then corn head grease every year that's been all the maintenance. Neighbor had a sicklebar, took him longer to replace one tooth then It does for me to replace all of mine. Now he has a disc, just a coincidence, it's a tonutti, frame is warped, he bought it new. [/QUOTE]
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