Use and Care Manual
Table Of Contents
- Cover
- Limited Warranty
- Table of Contents
- Safety Precautions
- Features
- General Operations 1
- General Operations 2
- General Operations 3
- Maintenance
- Troubleshooting
- Specifications
- Safety & Operation Decals
- Assembly Parts
- Set-Up Directions
- Battery
- Battery Cables
- Height Adjustment
- Hitch Operations 1
- Hitch Operations 2
- Blade Replacement
- Belt Removal & Installation
- Height Adjustment Assembly
- Front Skirt Assembly
- Covers Assembly
- Engine Guard Assembly
- Gas Tank Assembly
- Solenoid Assembly
- Deck Assembly
- Hitch Assembly
- Blade Driver Assembly
- Engine Pulley & Belt Assembly
- Idler Configuration
- Console Assembly
- Wiring Diagram
- California Emissions Requirements
- Torque Specifications Reference Guide
- Slope Guide
- Ordering Information
GENERAL RECOMMENDATIONS
• Set the Cutter to an appropriate height for the media being cut.
Taller/Thicker grass & brush may require a higher first cut and a
lower second cut for best results. It’s recommended to cut the
second pass
perpendicular to the first pass.
• Height indicator decal contains number references. These
numbers do not reflect cutting height or inches. They are only a
quick reference to note where the height is set on each side of
the unit.
ADJUSTING HEIGHT
• Attach unit to the tow vehicle.
• Find the Crank Handle 1 located on either side of the Cutter.
Figure 17.1
•To raise deck - Rotate Handle 1 clockwise. Figure 17.2
•To lower deck – Rotate Handle 1 counter-clockwise. Figure
17.2
• Lock handle at chosen height by pivoting the handle and
placing it into the notch located at either end of the Height
Adjustment Housing 4 . Figure 17.3
• Take note of the Bolt 2 location on the Height indicator Decal
3 .
• Repeat steps on opposite side of the Cutter. Ensure Bolt is in the
same location on the Height Indicator Decal on both sides. This
will help provide a level cut.
HEIGHT ADJUSTMENT MAINTENANCE
• Apply multipurpose grease/oil to Height Adjustment Threaded
Rod regularly.
• Ensure all hardware is tight and in place before each use.
• Check tires for low pressure, punctures, or wear.
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FIGURE 17.1
FIGURE 17.2
Unlocked Crank Handle
FIGURE 17.3
Locked Crank Handle
See Page 22 for
replacement part numbers
HEIGHT ADJUSTMENT