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Re: Ford 961 Row Crop to All-Purpose height??
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Posted by RWK in WI on August 14, 2006 at 06:45:18 from (69.95.237.116):
In Reply to: Ford 961 Row Crop to All-Purpose height?? posted by jjp on August 13, 2006 at 19:15:22:
I saw a "Mutt" tractor made from a 771 engine and front end ( the SOS transmission had gone bad ) and a 661 rear half ( early diesel that had blown holes in the block ) They had a belly mower on it and loved it for mowing an old cemetery. They had 10 inch front wheels in place of the 16s but the front still stuck up high. So, yes, it can be done but you have to decide if it is worthwhile.
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