Big lawn mower

[Bob Reeves]

I want one..
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[Frank Sheridan]

Looks pretty good, but I bet it would lose tension in the overhead maneuvers.

[Robert McHam]

Nice but no bagging?

Robert

[Dave Adamisin]

Nice but no bagging?

Robert

No bagging, just bragging..........

[Leo Mehl]

No bagging, just bragging..........

I would have to cut down my nieghbors house to get it into my back yard. AND I don't think I can afford the gas to run it.

[Dave Adamisin]

I would have to cut down my nieghbors house to get it into my back yard. AND I don't think I can afford the gas to run it.

Some things are just worth doing........

[Steve Helmick]

Anybody got enough Aggie blood in 'em to hazard a guess as to the 'crop' they're cutting? Doesn't look like a good flying field, anyway. I bet one of those steel farm fence posts would make a mess out of those blades... Steve

[john e. holliday]

That has to be one of the biggest hay fields I have ever seen.  I can still remember the demo on the neighbors farm when the emplement dealer said he would put up his hay for him.  Had to wait until he thought it was dry enough to cut.  He used what was called a mower crimper.  Supposedly it helped the hay(alfalfa) cure faster(dry).  He showed it was a one man operation from cutting, baling and putting in the barn.  He also stated that we could make bigger bales, but, would need someone to stack it in the barn.  DOC Holliday

[Norm Faith Jr.]

A French machine???   
Norm