Re: ym3000

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Posted by Chris on Tuesday, October 23, 2007:

In Reply to: Re: ym3000 posted by Al on Thursday, October 18, 2007:

If you are talking finish mower, sure. If talking brush hog, I think you might have a little trouble lifting. More than enough power to run both, but with my FEL off, the front feels a little lite when lifting a 5'. Guess it all depends on what brand and how much it weighs. My 5' is wider than the tractor and works well. Be great if you could hook up to both and try it for yourself. If you don't have a FEL on this 3000, you might need weights. More weight on the front makes it harder to steer.
Chris

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