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Posted by Cliff on October 09, 2003 at 20:39:41 from (204.96.24.44):
In Reply to: Help! posted by Allan on October 09, 2003 at 17:49:34:
Hi Allan We have owned 3 woods finshing mowers. One belly mount and 2 rear mount. Check the website below. Not sure what kind of tractor you have. We had a belly mower on a IH Super A. Worked good. ANd now I am on my second rear mount 6 ft. Woods finish mower on an old Ford Jubilee. Woods makes a good mower. I also have had a good dealer that is great on parts and service. What kind of tractor do you have How large of a mowing area do you have? You can also check the Woods site below and find one of thier dealers near you. THere are some other makes of mowers. Bushhog, Land Pride and even one at Tractor Supply Co. Those folks might have a belly mount. THey all have good mowers. However I have been very pleased with Woods and have never changed brands. Regards
Cliff
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