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B with Woods Belly Mower.... Hookup help?

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rasman57

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Just got a decent L306 Woods belly mower (6 foot) for the B. The L306 and I think the L59 hook up the same way on the B, but the detail of the chain for lifting has me stumped. The online manual from woods calls for the chain to attach to the mower deck by use of a cap plug? Is that just a nut/bolt type deal? Anybody have a photo of the chain hookup for detail reference? Also, the 33 link chain called for must have a Y type split going down to the mower from the lift arm but the illustration in the online manual is vague. Why does it have a split pin/hairpin called for?

Finally, Does anybody have the big assist spring that goes from the lift to the mower? Appreciate the help.

Ralph in Illinois
 
i have a chain that splits half way down and connects to both sides of the mower. i also have a spring i bought at hardware store to help the manual lift. this is a 59, but 306 is similar.

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I have a L59 on my B with the hydraulic cylinder. The plastic retainer plugs hold the chain ends in the lifting lugs on the front of the mower.

Wayne
 
chain slips trew the hole and you pull it up and it locks in a slot so it cant slide back and forth and then you put a plastic cap like the ones on new hydrolic hoses at the farm store and it is supost to stay there and you can easaly move the chain to ajust the highth of the deck
Here is what realy hapens you set it up like this and it sets out , gets old or oil gets on those plastic plugs they get brital and brake and befor you know it you rase the deck and one side comes up so I alwase tie up the tail of the chain to the other side so the chain cant fall down out of the slot and I have never had any more problems
 
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