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    Posted: 16 May 2019 at 2:33pm
how would a belly mower work on a series III D-10, i have 3 of these tractors and i need a bigger mower so was thinking this route, if anybody has one set up this way can you please post pictures?
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looks good , did anybody on here buy this tractor?
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Post Options Post Options   Thanks (0) Thanks(0)   Quote jollymon68 Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 16 May 2019 at 4:42pm
Yep, I did! The D10 with the belly mower does a great job of mowing. Flat land is a breeze, but sometimes when you hit a hill it tends to scalp the ground on the high side. I would not trade this for a zero turn anyday.
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good for you my man
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3 pt finish mower might be an option too.
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that was my next question< how big?
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I have a WOODS 59 ( 59 inches) on a older "B", and they work great.
 
Like them all, but love the "B"s.
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I have a Wood L306 on an older B and it works great! 72 inches of cut and on open stretches it will outmow my neighbors zero turn! He gets me on the curves, lol!
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I have a 6ft woods finish mower. I think it's a RM 660. The D10 handles it fine. It does stick out passed the wheels a bit. A 5ft would be even with the wheels, and the mower would miss everything the wheels missed. You wouldn't have to worry about hanging it on stuff as much.
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I have a wood L306 on a CA. 6' cut is great I like mowing the larger tractor tires roll over rough ground that beat me to death on a mower. I take mine to the church to mow get one of the other guys to use the zero turn around the building signs and all the trees I mow the 3/4 of the 8 acres of open ground by the time they finish the trimming and the ditch I don't dare take a tractor down.
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D10 Series III, fully optioned
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I think I like the rear mower better then I can switch out my other implements, thanks guys for all your help
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