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Possibly my new obsession...
- Thread starter Tim A.
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Tim A.
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I was a little worried about it as the combined age of the tractor and bush hog is over 100 years old.
Ah, they just broke in.
Tim A.
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Adding the operator's age puts the rig at 200 yrs old. Now, that is worrisome...
Tim A.
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The thousand year old bush hog finally gave up. I parked it back where I found it on the property and thats where it'll stay forever.
Luckily a neighbor close enough to drive the tractor down to get it was willing to sell the one he had. It's a TRI (Tennessee River Implements) cutter. 10 yrs old. It was a good price, used only once and it was right down the road.
Luckily a neighbor close enough to drive the tractor down to get it was willing to sell the one he had. It's a TRI (Tennessee River Implements) cutter. 10 yrs old. It was a good price, used only once and it was right down the road.
Would a farm museum may be interested if they can restore it?
Guessin' y'all ain't got a lot of bushhugs up there huh?
I can see 3 from my back yard in various states of repair and I likely have one buried on my property. I know there's a differential buried, I saw the pumpkin when Sugar dug a big hole out back once.
Tim A.
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I doubt there's a lot of interest in old rotary cutters. I'd like to know what brand and just how old it is, though.