We have another one of these balanced head mowers that I believe is a model #120. It had a usable belt that turns out to be the same part number. I got it swapped out so this will let me test things out before buying a new belt.
Can't see any pits from here, CJet, they look great!Sprayed the silver on the wheels. I wasn't worried making these real nice just wanted to stop the rust and hold the tires in place. Just painted over the rust pits as is rather than filling them.
Won't be able to see the pits when they are covered in mud or cow dung either.Can't see any pits from here, CJet, they look great!
DAC
Just think of those rust pits like dimples on golf balls.Sprayed the silver on the wheels. I wasn't worried making these real nice just wanted to stop the rust and hold the tires in place. Just painted over the rust pits as is rather than filling them.
I'm not a fan at all for trike tractors. Yet this one has some charm.Won't be able to see the pits when they are covered in mud or cow dung either.They will be plenty good for the tractor they are going on.
I would rather have a mower like this for the ditches around here vs. driving the tractor in the ditch to mow. The county mows with a similar size machine and takes even steeper inclines, not for me. I just barely feel OK doing mine. And mine is steeper than my manual says to use the tractor in.We have another one of these balanced head mowers that I believe is a model #120. It had a usable belt that turns out to be the same part number. I got it swapped out so this will let me test things out before buying a new belt.