Recent content by THCjr

Thank you for your suggestion and the photo supplied. This just might be the answer. See my previous post about my concern for the drive shaft length. I have got to say that this TractorBYNet website and forums are terrific.

Thank you for the response. I will try moving the linkage to the upper two holes. I purchased the mower prior to obtaining a QH. After getting the QH I had to purchase an adaptor kit so that the QH would fit the mower. I installed per the instructions. What you see in the pic with the upper...

First pic shows tractor on fairly level ground and mower on a slope. Note position of lower mower arms to QH pins and distance between drive shaft and QH cross bar. Second pic shows tractor on fairly level ground and mower on slope after adjusting rocker lever to make sure driveshaft and QH...

Yes on flat ground that is what it looks like. If you can picture in your mind that if I was mowing on a slope of say 10 percent and the slope then leveled off to 0 percent there would be less space between the driveshaft and cross bar of the quick hitch. While I am on the slope of 10 percent...

I believe that I will go out and put them side by side to see if I can come up with a solution. The grooming mower has 4 wheels, one at each corner for the mower to follow the contours of the ground.

My QH works perfectly fine with my Frontier brush hog. I only have the problem with the grooming mower.

I have a Frontier GM2060 attached to my 1996 JD 955. Due to having multiple implements I purchased a Titan Quick Hitch. I had to purchase the JD/Frontier Quick Hitch adaptor for the GM2060. On level ground I lower the mower so there is clearance between the mower driveshaft and the Quick Hitch...

Hi all, I have enjoyed reading the posts on TractorByNet for a couple of years now finding useful information. I have a 1996 JD 955 with 5Ft grooming mower, brush hog, box scraper, backhoe and 3pt forks. The only problem that I have had with it was a broken hour meter cable and now I need to...