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Re: Re: position control...chains??
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Posted by Jeff-oh on June 24, 2004 at 05:01:56 from (192.88.212.38):
In Reply to: Re: position control...chains?? posted by marlowe on June 23, 2004 at 16:01:09:
Marlow, I read your post with great intrest. However, at least with my brand of rotory cutter, (international, of Bethel, Ohio) the top link is attached to a bracket that pivots aft. As the top-link is lengthened the pivot moves and allows the front edge of the mower to come up until the pivot bottoms out. Thus, Height is set by shortening the top-link. If the lift is moved heigher that this bottoming out position the whole mower is lifter in the air. With this design the depth control spring can never be put into compression. I do agree with you that proper setting is 90% of the battle. I find that the mower will drift down over 10 min. or so and then have to be reset.
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