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Posted by Ken-in-K on August 04, 2005 at 08:08:06 from (66.38.32.154):
This is really about setting up a bush hog to cut stalky grass about 3/4/ft high but fairly thick grass undercover about six to nine ins high, My queation , about two weeks ago there were posts that gave a step by step to adjust the platform for optiminal cutting ,in other words to make the cut only once .set the front of the hog on a 4X4 adjust the top link to raise the front of the platform about one inch , that appears to be OK with me, However about two days ago , someone posted that they adjust the REAR of the platform up about one inch , so that you are not cutting twice in the same pass , What was that !. Doesn't make sense to me. Am I missing something?.
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