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3. The mower blade should be 1/8–1/4 inch (4–7 mm)
lower in front at C than in the rear at D. Rotate the
blades and repeat for the other blades.
4. If it is not correct, proceed to Changing the
Front–to–Rear Blade Slope; page 9.
Front
D
Figure 14
MEASURE FROM
CUTTING EDGE TO A
LEVEL SURFACE
Figure 15
Changing the Front-to-Rear
Blade Slope
1. To adjust the front–to–rear blade slope turn the locknut
on rear adjustable link (Fig. 16).
Note: To raise the front of the mower, turn locknut
clockwise, to lower front turn counterclockwise.
2. After adjusting, check the front–to–rear blade slope.
Refer to Checking the Front–to–Rear Blade Slope;
page 8.
3. Repeat steps 1 and 2 until the difference is no more than
a 1/4 inch.
C
D
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m–2539
1
2
Figure 16
1. Adjustable link
Transport Height Adjustment
Transport height is adjusted to stabilize the mower in the
up, locked position.
1. Raise the mower to the highest height–of–cut (Fig. 23)
and check if the transport level stops contact the bottom
of the draft bars (Fig. 17).
2. If needed, loosen and adjust the transport level stops so
they just contact the bottom of the draft bars (Fig. 17).
3
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Figure 17
1. Transport level
stop—right side shown
3. Raise the attachment lift lever or electric lift all the way
up. Check if bumpers, on rear of mower draft bars
contact under footrests (Fig. 18).
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m–3499
2. Locknut
1
2
2. Draft bar
3. Right side footrest
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