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D17 - which mower?

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    Posted: 03 Oct 2017 at 9:24pm
I have recently come into a D17 which I am pretty sure is a series 1 (oval D17 logo). This is my first tractor and it does not have the 3pt conversion kit. I woukd like to mow with it and want to know if there is a mower I can buy that will fit the PTO and drawbar? I know AC made the 160, 172 and 184 mowers but those seem very hard to come by. Is there a modern equivalent that can be used without converting to 3pt hitch???
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There are many trailer type mowers available. Woods makes some great ones.put rotary mowers pull type in Google and it'll return a bunch of them. Northern tool has farm King rural King has King cutters. Mowers direct has pro mow. There are a bunch on eBay. Allis ones are old and hard to come by. You might as well buy a new one that someone else ha sent used up it life. Besides you can get parts if you need them. A lot of farms out here use woods mowers they are expensive but very durable.

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Thanks, very helpful, let me get digging...
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I would look for an Allis Model 80R rear mount or Model 80S side mount.

Both are meant for Allis tractors and are 'full tractor mount'.

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80R and 80 S are sickle bar mowers they are not a replacment for a rotary mower.
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I pull a 6 foot trail behind with my D15 and it works great, your D17 will probably handle a 7 foot just fine. Look around and you may be able to find a good used one but even then it may be pricey.
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