Adjustments - Craftsman Pro 247.37815 Series Operator's Manual

Adjustments

Cutting Height - Single Lever (If Equipped)
There is a cutting height adjustment lever located above the rear left wheel.
1. Pull the height adjustment lever outward towards wheel (unit will tend to
fall when lever is moved outward). See Figure 14.
2. Move lever to desired position for a change in cutting height. See Figure 14.
3. Release lever towards deck.
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Cutting Height - Dual Lever (If Equipped)
There is a cutting height adjustment lever located above the front and rear right
wheel.
1. Pull the height adjustment lever outward towards wheel (unit will tend to
fall when lever is moved outward). See Figure 15.
2. Move lever to desired position for a change in cutting height. See Figure 15.
3. Release lever towards deck.
IMPORTANT: All wheels must be placed in the same position. For rough or uneven
lawns, move each height adjustment lever to a higher position. This will prevent you
from cutting the grass too close to the ground.
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Lower
1
Higher
3
ADJUSTMENTS
Higher
2
Lower
1
Figure 14
2
Higher
Lower
1
3
Figure 15
Cutting Height - Three Point (If Equipped)
The rear wheel cutting height adjustment lever is located above the rear left wheel.
See Figure 16A insert.
3. Pull lever out and away from mower.
4. Move lever forward or back for desired cutting height.
5. Release lever towards mower deck.
The front wheel cutting height is determined by selecting one of six positions on
each caster assembly. To adjust front cutting height, refer to Figure 16B and proceed
as follows:
1. Remove wing nut from axle bolt. Slide axle bolt from the assembly and
select a cutting height.
2. Reinsert axle bolt in the square hole desired through wheel assembly and
secure with wing nut removed in Step 1.
IMPORTANT: All wheels must be placed in the same relative position. For
rough or uneven lawns, move the height adjustment lever to a higher
position. This will stop scalping of grass.
The casters can be locked in a straight ahead position or positioned to swivel freely.
See Figure 16C insert.
1. Lift lock pins.
2. Place in larger holes to lock wheels. Place pins in smaller holes to allow
casters to rotate freely for turning.
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3
B
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A
1
1
C
Figure 16
B
2