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Old 08-09-2017, 12:30 PM
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I've got an old Bolens mid mount deck laying around, I think it is 38" and it is quite beefy (as in stout metal). I have toyed with the idea of trying to fab it up somehow to mount like this and try use it as sort of a mini brush hog. But what always stumped me was how it would handle uneven ground. In other words, a little up or down in a straight line, the deck would ride on the casters. But what happens when the tractor is on ground that is say, rolling downhill to the right, and before the tractor gets there the deck finds higher ground on the left. Will it want to dig in, or want to flip the tractor? I'd love to see a better video of the Wood deck in action to get some ideas.

Just throwin' out musings that amuse myself.
My guess (never seen one in person) would be that however it mounts to the front of the tractor it would have some float to it. That way it could stay parallel to the ground better. I would think it'd need some kind of rear casters as well to keep it level. However, I don't know how well it would handle attacking a hill or whatnot at a 45° angle.
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Earl doesn't have time to show off his ultra-rare find I guess. I call BS since I see no pics of it, and I can only find record of a few being found.....

Here is the parts book so you guys can all see how it works:
https://store.germanbliss.com/woods-...assembly-parts
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Gee if I acquired a rare bird such as that Woods mower I would be showing that off big time.
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Earl doesn't have time to show off his ultra-rare find I guess. I call BS since I see no pics of it, and I can only find record of a few being found.....

Here is the parts book so you guys can all see how it works:
https://store.germanbliss.com/woods-...assembly-parts
No b.s. I've been having a hell of a time uploading pics. Ill keep trying though. It is the real deal woods mower, of Oregon Ill. The guy I got it from kept calling it a Mott mower but nope he's 1000% wrong...
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No b.s. I've been having a hell of a time uploading pics. Ill keep trying though. It is the real deal woods mower, of Oregon Ill. The guy I got it from kept calling it a Mott mower but nope he's 1000% wrong...
Are the pics on your phone? If so you could text them to me and I will post them for you. Pm me if you need help.
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Thanks a bunch Tim...
No problem, glad to help. Congrats on the mower and sweeper, that sweeper makes that cub look tiny.
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Thanks for getting those pics up guys!

I had no idea Woods even made mowers that old. Around early 80's is the first I ever head of Woods. Congratulations on a certainly rare find.
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