Weekendfarmer
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I have a woods 59 belly mower, does anyone no where I can get a diagram how to install it on my tractor?
Woods belly mower
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staninlowerAL
501 Club
Assuming that you are looking for info for a B/BN since this is where it's posted. When you complete the 10/30 requirement you can check the Resources link above for Woods Mowers information. Someone might also be able to help directly. Sorry, my info is only for mounting on a FCub or Cub LoBoy. Stan
Weekendfarmer
Member
Thanks for the response, I’m working on 10/30 qualifications so when the 30 daya is up I know where to look
staninlowerAL
501 Club
Other posts suggest that there's not a lot of info on the B/BN topic on this forum. Have you tried to contact WOODS for any info. Stan
staninlowerAL
501 Club
More detailed info needed to help with your questions: What model WOODS mower do you have and more specifics about the tractor. There are differences in tractor hp and pto speed and rotation direction that have to be considered as well as lifting/height adjustment for cutting. Then comes the attachment brackets and power transfer equipment from the tractor pto to the mower. If you are considering a FARMALL B, a WOODS 59 will probably not be wide enough to cut outside the tractor width. JMHO Stan
EDIT: I looked back at your earlier posts on the Introduction Forum and saw several references to a FARMALL B so I guess that clears up that part of the question. Sorry.
EDIT: I looked back at your earlier posts on the Introduction Forum and saw several references to a FARMALL B so I guess that clears up that part of the question. Sorry.
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MM-TX
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You may need to start downloading images for how others have done it. I'll be putting my Continental PTO drive 60" finish belly mower on my Farmall B soon and I know I'll have to make the mounts. So I've been downloading examples. These are not my tractors just examples for ideas. Finding the mule drive already set up without modifications for a B might be a challenge depending on your location and how much you are willing to spend. I know in my area that stuff is hard to find.
