Old Brush hog identity

[farmdave]

Can anyone help me identify this rotary cutter (bush hog, brush hog)? It's obviously a pull type with a crank height adjustment. I need a replacement bearing and I have no idea where to look for one. I can send more pics if necessary.
Thanks!

 

[tldnc]

If you have the old bearing there may be a name and number on it which you can use to search for it on the internet or take to the local bearing store.

 

[MJMJ]

You’ll probably have better luck pulling the bad bearing and measuring it to find a replacement.

 

[farmdave]

I figured that would be the case...it's like finding a needle in a haystack identifying one of those old implements.
Thanks for the input.

 

[Fritz Maurer]

Look on the bearing caps and the gearbox for part numbers cast into them… can at least narrow it down to the make.

 

[shaun wallace]

Looks like has angled gear box cover witch was used on Rhino.

 

[SamV]

My guess is a Servis Brand Brush Cutter. I have a 10 ft version and the wheel/axel configuration is almost identical.

 

[farmdave]

My guess is a Servis Brand Brush Cutter. I have a 10 ft version and the wheel/axel configuration is almost identical.

Hi Sam,
I think you're correct. I reviewed a bunch of old Servis brand rotary mowers online and there were some that were very similar to mine. Fortunately, I found a local shop that will replace the bearing on the driveline configuration. Thanks for your input!

 

[SamV]

Good deal! I know that mine is so overbuilt, This is this past spring when I was painting it before I put the gear towers back on.

that I will never have to replace it!

 

[Brad B.]

Can anyone help me identify this rotary cutter (bush hog, brush hog)? It's obviously a pull type with a crank height adjustment. I need a replacement bearing and I have no idea where to look for one. I can send more pics if necessary.
Thanks

 

[Brad B.]

Looks like international 311 rotary cutter