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    Posted: 4 hours 31 minutes ago at 10:58am
i have a 5 foot drag behind "brush hog" and i would like to get a bigger like 6 footer to pull behind WD-45.  the 5 footer i need to overlap since the tractor is like 6 foot wide.  However I cant seem to find a used 6 foot drag behind in my area.  How much trouble is it to buy a 3-point hitch adapter and the get a 6 foot 3-point mower? does the hydraulic lift need to run all the time or what holds the front of the mower up?
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Did you ever consider setting your drawbar in the "long" position and then swinging it fully to one side or the other ?? That would surely gain you six inches and you'd just have to mow in lands.
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Keep looking for a pull type you won't be happy with a 3pt behind the WD45.They are out there in fact I have 2 AC 6ft pull type cutters.WD45 could handle a 7 or 8 ft depending on what you are cutting.
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I have an Allis 5 ft snap coupler that I run on my 45 diesel most of the time. It makes the front end very light on it.

I have ran it on my straight WD but the front needs weight.

Have a neighbor who runs a 9 or 10 foot pull type brush mower on a WD but he never lets his grass/ weeds get too big.
1955 AC WD45 diesel with D262 repower, 1949 AC WD, 1963 A-C D17 series 3, several Allis garden tractors
     
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