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What is your idea of a perfect mowing tractor?

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    Posted: 30 Mar 2012 at 12:48pm
My perfect mowing tractor is my original B-110. I am rebuilding an HB-212 that will be my mowing tractor when completed.



Edited by split51 - 30 Mar 2012 at 12:50pm
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hurst...you need to put 7010 decals on that tractor! it would pass!
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60" Kubota ZD28  28 horse diesel Zero-turn (still have and use)

JD 4720 with 15' landpride 3 gang finish mower (sold tractor but still have mower if interested)

They come in real handy when you mow 40 ac. of soccer fields like we did for 5 years.
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Hurst beat me to it. LOL
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if lawns and farmsteads are the topic a green 777 zero-turn is a tough competitor--10 mph and a real classy job--makes the 20-30 hp belly mowers blush and hide--been there!!!
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When we lived in Michigan I had a Kubota 6200 ( I think) with a 48" deck and the heel/toe hydro.  I could cut about 3 acres of lawn with that tractor in two hours and a gallon of diesel fuel.  Wish I never would have sold it...
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nice lookin 7000
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The new Simplicity Legacy's are very nice.
The universal answer to all questions is yes, how much do you want to spend?
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Sheep.
 
I thought my 716H was pretty great then I ran my Dads Woods Mowin machine  60" zero turn awsome.
 
But sheep are better.
The universal answer to all questions is yes, how much do you want to spend?
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I have my 620 with hydro and 60" deck, so I'm a happy man.
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I like the '42 C, and L59. Perfect, probably not, but gets the job done well and is very economical.
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Im gonna be the "odd one " here, but I use a farmall super A with a L59 woods mower. It works really well for me . However I think using a CA with a wide front and a L59 would be a better choice.
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80 acres with 200 head of hungry angus cows with calves along side.
Two weeks and it will be picked clean.
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I have a WD45 engine on a C.  Just needed to mill the flywheel and make an adaptor plate.  Tractor brushhogs through whatever grows over the summer.
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WD-45 with my Lilliston 7 foot "Yard Leveler"  
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Dave,  
I don't have the perfect mowing tractor; I use three tractors, two WD45's one with a 84" rear mounted mower and one with a 80-R mower and I trim with a 60" Grass hopper. Dad and I mow the yard and trim around the feilds in about one hour.
Did I say that I don't like to mow. lol
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My 7000 black belly with the 3240 20' Woods Batwing.  Not sure why Dad insists on push mowing the lawn when I could do it in a lot less time with this :-D


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My C with the Woods L503 under the belly sure is nice.  Definitely better than my CA with 3pt finish mower, but I have to be able to use other implements from time to time.
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Toss up between my CA W/Woods L306 mower (I do like the hand clutch on the CA...however, had to rebuild several of them to get them to work properly) and the AGCO 2020LC W/5' cutting deck. Both gets lots of work on the 5 acres I mow. The CA gets the nod for the 1/2 mi ditch banks on both sides of the county road in front of the house and around the pond. The L2020LC (with hydro drive, power tilt/trim on the deck) gets the nod for around the house.
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As far as the butt thing goes, that's why you buy your wife her own tractor with a mower. Plus you get another tractor.
Everything is impossible until someone does it! WD45-trip loader 1947 c w/woods belly mower, 1939 B, #3 sickle mower 1944 B, 2 1948 G's. Misc other equipment that my wife calls JUNK!
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My WD and a 7' finish mower behind it. I have a cupholder bolted to the fender for my favorite beverage!
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5020 with a 60 in belly mower works good as long as the electric clutch holds up.  Fast and maneuverable.  I have the LCG version.
But nothing beats a 52" Ferris zero turn.
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Right now, I have a 1939 B with a Woods L59, and it is my favorite, but I plan to put factory power steering on my 1953 WD with an L306 and then it will claim the favorite spot.
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Im with mike, a rig with some one elses butt in the seat. Just finished mowing my lawn. March 29, 2556 feet elevation, barbarric. Never mowed the lawn this early. Sometimes not till May. Bill
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We have a 5015 with a Deutz Allis 60A mower belly mounted.  That little diesel is great as we have some steep slopes and it has a lot of torque. The diff lock helps when the uphill drive wheel looses traction.  Probably a 4x4 would be better but this gets it done.
 I used it last year, and am still getting used to the 2 stage clutch for hte live PTO.
 


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How about a D-12 Series III with Live Hydraulic to lift and lower  a Woods belly mower,
and Live PTO for mowing around fence posts etc.
 
Could the rear Axle Housings been  turned 90 degrees like an IB to lower it.
Use a 'B' wishbone front axle inverted.
 
Sounds like a project.
 
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I have a woods L59 under a B which I have used for over ten years. I like it real well. I put a woods 59 right hand under one of my C's which does a good job also but I do not like the idea of the 59 mower being narrower than the rear tractor tires. I think that with the 59 mower I will put it under a B with a C narrow front some time iin the future. That I think will be the ideal mower for me.
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Anything with some one else's butt in the seat!
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Charlie: I like your idea, but I am afraid the wife would yell at me when I made my turns.
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Might as well add a 3 point to the back in case you need to do some brush hoggin or plow the garden.3 point might not work with a tail seat but OH Well!


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