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Adj. of a Woods Belly Mower on a '39B

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Chris (OR)

05-06-2004 13:24:58




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Well I got a new Woods mower for my '39 B. It's all hand controlls. But nowhere in all of the paperwork does it say how I am supposed to have it adjusted... Should I have it hanging from the chains when on level ground? Should it sit on the casters? Should it sit on the roller? The paper work has leveling instructions but not what I am after. All and all it's a pretty stout unit and I am impressed with the construction.


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Chris Horn
Scappoose Oregon
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Thomas

05-08-2004 19:33:47




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 Re: Adj. of a Woods Belly Mower on a '39B in reply to Chris (OR), 05-06-2004 13:24:58  
We have ours set so the casters hit when you go over uneven ground and just hang of the chans the rest of the time I set it this way to get the chans to stop coming un hooked while mowing as long as the grass comes in even it mowes level It is set to leave the gras 4-6 in tall use it on barn lot no cows or any theng works grat



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jeremy Burris

05-07-2004 10:48:59




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 Re: Adj. of a Woods Belly Mower on a '39B in reply to Chris (OR), 05-06-2004 13:24:58  
I have the same set up. First make sure the front is lower than the rear. Or you will run out of power. Then the caster, roller and skids should be the same height. It will take some trial and error to get the mow height and all the other heights set. But, the chains should have some slack when in mowing height to get good float. Too much slack will get you in trouble if you hit a big hole.



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