Height Of Cut Chart - Toro 03180 Operator's Manual

Height of Cut Chart

HOC Setting Aggressiveness
0.250" (6 mm)
0.375" (9 mm)
0.500" (13 mm)
0.625" (16 mm)
0.750" (19 mm)
0.875" (22 mm)
1.000" (25 mm)
1.125" (29 mm)
1.250" (32 mm)
1.375" (35 mm)
1.500" (38 mm)
1.625" (41 mm)
1.750" (44 mm)
1.875" (48 mm)
2.000" (51 mm)
2.125" (54 mm)*
2.250" (57 mm)*
2.375" (60 mm)*
No. of Rear
of Cut Spacers
Less 0
Normal 0
More 1
Less 0
Normal 1
More 2
Less 0
Normal 1
More 2
Less 1
Normal 2
More 3
Less 2
Normal 3
More 4
Less 2
Normal 3
More 4
Less 3
Normal 4
More 5
Less 4
Normal 5
More 6
Less 4
Normal 5
More 6
Less 4
Normal 5
More 6
Less 5
Normal 6
More 7
Less 6
Normal 7
More 8
Less 6
Normal 7
More 8
Less 7
Normal 8
More 9
Less 7
Normal 8
More 9
Less 8
Normal 9
More 10
Less 8
Normal 9
More 10
Less 9
Normal 10
More 11
2.500" (64 mm)*
* Fixed Plate Kits (Part No. 119–0646–03) are recommended
for 2.00 to 2.5 inch (51 to 64 mm) heights of cut.
Adjusting the Height of Cut
1. Loosen locknuts securing height-of-cut brackets to
cutting unit side plates (Figure 17).
1. Height-of-cut bracket
2. Locknut
2. Loosen nut on gauge bar (Figure 18) and set
adjusting screw to desired height-of-cut. Distance
between bottom of screw head and face of bar is
height-of-cut.
1. Gauge bar
2. Height adjusting screw
3. Hook the screw head on cutting edge of bedknife
and rest rear end of bar on rear roller (Figure 19).
4. Rotate the adjusting screw until the front roller
contacts the gauge bar (Figure 19). Adjust both ends
of roller until entire roller is parallel to the bedknife.
11
Less 9
Normal 10
More 11
Figure 17
3. Adjusting screw
Figure 18
3. Nut