Drum mowers do a good job and do not plug, you can run about as fast as you want, they are ultra simple to work on and hold up well if you keep the gear case full of lubricant, I like picker grease or EP2. On rough ground you have to be careful not to snag a drum in a low spot or ditch crossing because it can bust the housing, go slow through rough areas or pick the mower up. I would reccomend you pull the cover off the gear case and check for water in the lubricant, check the condition of the bearings and bevel gears, and refill with a lubricant of your choice before using, also get a 3 inch collar welded in the gear case cover before bolting back down so as to have an easily removable plug to check the level. Make sure the gear case vent is clear.
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