gave it a try last night in the wide open without the orc. agree not near as bad as a hog stil lenough to make me want one. very first thing i did was angage the pto release the clutch to get the mower up to speed. then push the clutch in and drop it into first. a grind and then a jump several feet ahaed as it slammed into gear. so used to having the orc on the 8n with the hog i just did it that way out of habit.
also going to put the limiter chains on. tried it running on the front skids and wasnt happy with the marks they left. i'll move the skids up some and leave them on so it lifts when needed but for flat and level mowing i want the skids off the ground.
very nice cut though couldn't be happier about that. boss is happy too so its a win all around.
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