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Artsway Mower?

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    Posted: 21 Oct 2018 at 9:11am
I was hoping to get some information on an Artsway mower. I recently bought a CA with one on it. It is a 72 inch mower. I like the lift mechanism on it better than my Woods L306. Are parts still available for one? Owners manual? Thanks, Tim
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Arts way is still in business in Armstrong Iowa. Might Google them.
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They bought Eversman manufacturing in Denver CO several years ago, they made levelers and other irrigated farming equipment. 
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I have one of those on my CA. I really like it, but I’ve never had to look for parts. That’s a good thing, though!
It has OLD belts on it, that even have Artsway printed on them, and they’ll still mow grass ready to be hayed! I put some belt dressing on them, and they hardly slip now.
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