HayDR
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Midwest Finish Mower Pictures WOW!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Re: Midwest Finish Mower Pictures are here
This looks like some of the best features in the industry at any price. Midwest has done it again, offered a great product at an affordable price. These will be available in 6 powder painted colors. Sizes are a true 48", 60", 72" & 84" not just something close to the measurement, that some of those other guys offer. Less noise in the gearbox with spiral cut gears.
What do you think?
This looks like some of the best features in the industry at any price. Midwest has done it again, offered a great product at an affordable price. These will be available in 6 powder painted colors. Sizes are a true 48", 60", 72" & 84" not just something close to the measurement, that some of those other guys offer. Less noise in the gearbox with spiral cut gears.
What do you think?
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Re: Midwest Finish Mower Pictures are here
Looks like it is Q-T ready too.
Looks like it is Q-T ready too.
fivestring
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Re: Midwest Finish Mower Pictures are here
Shady, I think in an earlier post he said around 2K.
Shady, I think in an earlier post he said around 2K.
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Hi Mark--Good looking RFM--Midwest did a good job copying the fundamental Sicma/First Choice/Kioti/Landpride designs--Hope the gear setup works as anticipated?--Ken Sweet Sweet Farm Equipment Co. *Inexpensive Shipping*
Inspector507
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I think Midwest did a good deal of research before they "copied" other manufacturers equipment. They do look like a sturdy unit to me. The Midwest RFM will probably be "quick hitch" compatible, at least their own quick hitch, which will be made to Cat 1 standards. I know they are working on. I have seen a prototype but none for the market yet. I used to get advance news on products......but that dried up for some reason /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif
I think Midwest did a good deal of research before they "copied" other manufacturers equipment. They do look like a sturdy unit to me. The Midwest RFM will probably be "quick hitch" compatible, at least their own quick hitch, which will be made to Cat 1 standards. I know they are working on. I have seen a prototype but none for the market yet. I used to get advance news on products......but that dried up for some reason /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif