Posted by bradrising on October 05, 2007 at 12:40:06 from (205.188.117.74):
I"ve been using my families original 1950"s WD45 to operate a 5 ft bush hog,( really just heavy grass in our lanes around the farm) since my family purchased this tractor new and it runs like a charm, I would like to restore it and use another tractor to do the bush hogging with, that would have comparable horse power. Would appreciate any suggestions for a late model tractor that I could use that would have roughly the same horsepower ( 40-45hp) that I could use in it"s place, the WD45 works great, but sometimes the areas I cut get pretty tall 2-3ft, as I only get to my farm 3-4 times a summer to cut, and I don"t want to beat up this old gem before I restore it. The bush hog I use just pulls behind the tractor and has two rear wheels and attaches to the drawbar, so I don"t have to have a 3 point hitch.As Always , thanks for your thoughts and ideas, Brad
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