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Hi, I have a John Deere 650 tractor with a 261 grooming mower that is pto shaft driven, I am looking to buy a replacement shaft does anyone know a good place that still carries a pto shaft for that machine, My nephew was going to mow my fields and was backing to attach the deck and planted mt PTO Shaft in the dirt and mangled it ;) I am having a hard time locating the shaft any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks<br>
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Mike

John Deere 650 w 261 Grooming Mower Please Help
Mowers Field and Finish
Replies 4 Post by hillbillybob

Just bought a 1997 1320. 72 Rear finish, 16" plow blade rake, roller, sweeper FEL, Hydro, 4wd, 415 hrs turf tires, Outstanding cond. for 10,500. Love It. I was going to buy a b7800, but had too good of deal to pass. It is 20 hp.

Ford 1320
New Holland Tractors
Replies 7 Post by billybob

Thanks for the reply Greg,

But I'm specifically looking for a 4WD tractor.
Or YM1500 4WD parts (bevel gears in front outer drive housings). Good luck.

Bill

1500 1500D 4WD parts tractor WANTED
Yanmar Tractors
Replies 10 Post by BillyBob

When you use a pre-emergence crabgrass control, you are putting a chemical barrier over your ground that prevents the crabgrass from germinating. The length the barrier last depends on the type of and how heavy of application you put down. When you aerate your lawn you poke thousands holes and pile the cores on top of the barrier, and have the possibility of the crabgrass germinating.

Aerating in the spring also makes it much eaiser for any other weed seeds to germinate. Always better to do it in the fall. Residential lawns only need to be aerated once a year, if not only every other year.

Aerating and Crabgass Control
Garden and Landscape
Replies 4 Post by BillyBob