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10-06-2011, 05:49 PM
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Homemade brush hog
What would be a good size brush hog for a 680. I was thinking of making one for farm mowing. I have a mower deck for it that I used this year, but it doesn't have good blades on it. Had my dad sharpen at the begininning of summer and where dull in no time, mowing tall grass. I want to buy new blades and don't want to ruin them farm mowing. I thought of making the brush hog a little wider than the tractor, using two cub tiller gear boxs, one on tractor and one on mower. All feedback, thoughts and imput aprecciated. Thanks
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Kris 63 CC Original w/ 38” deck and front plow 72 129 50” deck, 42” blade 73 86 42” deck, 42” blade 84 CC 680 w/50” deck and 42" plow 89 CC 1811 46GT" deck,QA42A, 38" IH 1A tiller, Brinley-Hardy plow x2 1982 Gilson Lawn Tractor with 38" deck 
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10-10-2011, 10:53 PM
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trying to build one myself
I am wanting a brush hog type or just a rear mower that will be used to mow the brush some and mow knee deep grass on my 128 . had planned to use the original deck and still might but the pulleys are very rusty so maybe I wil weld up a deck I want to make it 60 in . I bought a 14 hp verticle motor at a swap meet for $60 so I need to get to it to many projects
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10-12-2011, 12:27 PM
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brush hog
i tryed to make a brush hog and it didnt work out so well
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