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Woods 121 mower slip clutch

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Does anyone know the correct procedure to adjust the slip clutch on this or where to get the service manual?

Thanks
Le
 
(quoted from post at 21:48:07 09/16/21) Does anyone know the correct procedure to adjust the slip clutch on this or where to get the service manual?

Thanks
Le
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Someone may be along with a manual for you, but you may have to contact Woods or a Woods dealer, like Messick's or German-Bliss if you don't have a local dealer you use, to get a manual.

Not knowing what exact slip clutch is on that model, generally you loosen the bolts (with springs) up until the clutch will slip. Run the unit some to slip the clutch which cleans and shines the discs and plates up Then tighten the bolts (with springs) evenly until it holds. You may need to take up on it again after a bit. There are a number of videos and other info about adjusting slip clutches on the net. Search "Adjust Woods rotary cutter slip clutch". It is generally recommended this be done at the start of every mowing season to be sure the clutch isn't stuck.
 
Along with what Jim said here is something that I do on our Bush Hog. I mark the 2 parts of the slip clutch with a felt pen so I can tell if
it slips just a little. I set ours so it slips just a little upon start up, and under a extreme conditions. Bush hot gives a recommended
length of spring, but as things wear that changes.
 
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