AGRI EASE BE-FM60RDG User Manual (English)

Questions and Answers:

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Tricia Kelly MDAug 19, 2025
How to fix streaking when using my AGRI EASE BE-FM60RDG Lawn Mower?
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  Melissa MorganSep 12, 2025
  Streaking during mowing with your AGRI EASE Lawn Mower can occur due to several reasons. It might be caused by slow blade tip speed, so ensure you operate the PTO at 540 RPM. Other potential causes include worn or dull blades, which require replacement or sharpening. If the blades can't cut the grass pressed down by the tractor's tire path, reduce the tractor's ground speed while maintaining the PTO speed. Mowing too fast or wet conditions can also lead to streaking, so slow down and allow the grass to dry, respectively. Also, a loose or glazed drive belt needs tightening or replacement, and a loose blade on the spindle should be tightened securely.
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greengregoryAug 21, 2025
What to do if the belt is slipping on my AGRI EASE Lawn Mower?
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  Brianna HarrisAug 21, 2025
  If the belt is slipping on your AGRI EASE Lawn Mower, it could be due to several factors. The belt may be loose, glazed, or have oil on it, requiring tightening, application of belt dressing, cleaning, or replacement. The mower might be overloading because the grass is too tall or heavy; in this case, slow the tractor's ground speed while maintaining 540 RPM PTO speed, cut the grass twice, raise the mower for the first pass, and lower it for the second pass, cutting at a 90-degree angle to the first. Also, check the belt for free travel in the sheaves and remove any debris or foreign material under the mower deck and spindles.
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catherine41Aug 23, 2025
Why does grass discharge unevenly from my AGRI EASE Lawn Mower?
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  Dr. Lauren GordonAug 23, 2025
  Uneven grass discharge or bunching from your AGRI EASE Lawn Mower can happen if the grass is too high, coarse, or wet. To resolve this, slow the tractor's ground speed while maintaining 540 RPM PTO speed. For high or coarse grass, raise the mower for the first pass, lower it to the desired height for the second pass, and cut at 90 degrees to the first pass. Ensure the rear of the mower is high enough for grass discharge without causing streaking. If the grass is wet, allow it to dry before mowing and consider cutting at a lower height. Also, make sure that the belt is tightened or replaced.
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Darren GuerreroAug 26, 2025
What causes heavy vibration in my AGRI EASE Lawn Mower?
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  Teresa VazquezAug 26, 2025
  Heavy vibration in your AGRI EASE Lawn Mower can be caused by several issues. The blade speed might be too fast, so do not exceed 540 RPM PTO speed. A broken, bent, worn, or unbalanced blade can also cause vibration, requiring replacement or grinding. Additionally, check for a bent or broken sheave, which should be replaced, or debris caught on the blade, which should be cleaned off.
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George HernandezAug 27, 2025
Why does my AGRI EASE BE-FM60RDG Lawn Mower require excessive power?
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  David MooreAug 27, 2025
  Your AGRI EASE Lawn Mower requiring excessive power can stem from several factors. If you're advancing into the grass too rapidly, reduce your forward travel speed. Hitting the ground can also cause this issue, so raise the mower and reset the wheels. Other potential causes include worn or dull blades (sharpen or replace them), using a tractor that isn't large enough (use a larger horsepower tractor), wet grass (allow it to dry), or grass that's too tall and heavy (slow ground speed and make two passes, raising the mower for the first pass and lowering it for the second).
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Jamie BarrettAug 29, 2025
How to prevent blades from wearing too fast on my AGRI EASE Lawn Mower?
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  Cassandra SchwartzAug 29, 2025
  If the blades on your AGRI EASE Lawn Mower are wearing too fast, it could be due to cutting in sandy or rocky conditions, or the blades hitting the ground. To mitigate this, increase the cutting height. If rocks are the issue, remove them from the area.
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Natalie WrightSep 1, 2025
Why is the gearbox overheating on my AGRI EASE Lawn Mower?
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  Denise HopkinsSep 1, 2025
  If your AGRI EASE Lawn Mower's gearbox is overheating, it may be low on lubricant, using an improper type of lubricant, or have excessive trash build-up around it. Ensure the lubricant is filled to the proper level, replace it with the proper type if needed, and remove any trash from around the gearbox.
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Allison AdamsSep 3, 2025
What to do if the belt is damaged on my AGRI EASE Lawn Mower?
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  debbie48Sep 3, 2025
  A damaged belt on your AGRI EASE Lawn Mower, whether from rollover, high shock loads, or installation damage, should be replaced with the correct specified belt.
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Benjamin ReevesSep 5, 2025
Why is the blade scraping the ground on my AGRI EASE BE-FM60RDG Lawn Mower?
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  Derrick GomezSep 5, 2025
  If the blade of your AGRI EASE Lawn Mower is scraping the ground, it could be because the mower is set too low, the field is ridged, or the field is too wet. Raise the mower and reset the wheels. If the field is ridged, try cutting at a different angle. If the field is too wet, wait until it dries before mowing.
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Scott BrandtSep 7, 2025
What causes belt breakage on my AGRI EASE Lawn Mower?
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  Jessica CalhounSep 7, 2025
  Belt breakage on your AGRI EASE Lawn Mower is often due to high shock loads. To prevent this, avoid hitting the ground and large obstructions with the mower. Also, check the sheave for proper alignment and foreign material, and ensure proper belt tension.

AGRI EASE BE-FM60RDG Specifications

General

Brand	AGRI EASE
Model	BE-FM60RDG
Category	Lawn Mower
Language	English

Summary

Customer Information

Safety Signs and Guidelines

How To Install Safety Signs

Detailed steps for applying safety signs correctly to equipment.

Equipment Safety Guidelines

Key safety principles and precautions for operating equipment.

Safety Training Procedures

Preparation and Pre-Operation

Operational Safety Procedures

Starting and Stopping Safety Procedures

Guidelines for safely starting, stopping, and handling emergencies.

Safe Storage Guidelines

Procedures for safely storing the mower when not in use.

Maintenance Safety

Transport Safety

Safety Sign Locations

Specific Safety Sign Hazards

Rotating Driveline Hazard Warning

Details on dangers associated with the rotating driveline and safety measures.

Rotating Blades Hazard Warning

Information on blade hazards and necessary precautions for safe operation.

Thrown Object Hazard Warning

Warnings and precautions regarding objects thrown by the mower blades.

General Operational Warning

General warnings and advice for safe operation and maintenance.

Additional Safety Sign Information

Moving Part Hazard Warning

Details about hazards from moving parts and required safety actions.

Important Pre-Operation Notice

Critical checks to perform before operating the mower.

Finishing Mower Assembly Instructions

Step 1: Attach Brace Bars

Instructions for attaching rear brace bars and A-frame bars to the mower deck.

Step 2: Connect Frame Braces

Connecting braces at the top of the A-frame with specified hardware.

Finishing Mower Assembly Instructions (Continued)

Step 3: Install Wheel Support Braces

Installing wheel support braces using M12 bolts and locking nuts.

Step 4: Install Discharge Chute and Chains

Attaching the rear discharge chute and safety chains.

Step 5: Adjust Cutting Height

Adjusting mower deck height using spacers on the wheel assembly.

Operating Instructions

Tractor Preparation for Mowing

Guidelines for preparing the tractor to safely operate the mower.

Operating Instructions (Continued)

Driveline Attachment to Tractor

Procedures for safely attaching the driveline yoke to the tractor PTO shaft.

Cutting Height Adjustment Procedure

How to adjust the mower's cutting height for optimal performance.

Operating Instructions (Continued)

Tractor Requirements and Preparation

Specific tractor requirements and preparation steps for using the mower.

Operating Instructions (Continued)

Starting and Stopping Mower Operation

Safe procedures for starting, stopping, and emergency handling of the mower.

Recommended Cutting Speed

Guidelines on appropriate ground and PTO speeds for mowing.

Effective Cutting Tips

Advice for achieving a clean cut and handling various grass conditions.

Operating Instructions (Continued)

Detaching and Storing the Mower

Steps for safely detaching and storing the mower after use.

Before Operating or Transporting the Mower

Safety checks and considerations before transporting the mower.

Maintenance Instructions

Lubrication Points and Frequency

Locations and recommended frequencies for lubricating mower components.

Maintenance Instructions (Continued)

Gearbox Lubrication Procedure

Instructions for filling and checking the gearbox oil level.

Maintenance Instructions (Continued)

Driveline Lubrication Steps

How to properly lubricate the driveline U-joints and telescoping tubes.

Maintenance Instructions (Continued)

Blade Spindle Lubrication

Procedure for lubricating blade spindle fittings.

Blade Servicing and Installation

Guidelines for using, servicing, and installing mower blades.

Maintenance Instructions (Continued)

Blade Sharpening Technique

Proper method for sharpening mower blades for balance and edge.

Drive Belt Adjustment Procedure

Steps for adjusting the tension of the mower's drive belts.

Maintenance Instructions (Continued)

Mower Storage Procedures

Recommended steps for preparing the mower for long-term storage.

Troubleshooting

Troubleshooting Streaking Problems

Causes and remedies for streaking patterns in cut grass.

Troubleshooting Uneven Grass Discharge

Addressing issues with uneven grass discharge or bunching.

Troubleshooting Damaged Belts

Identifying causes of belt damage and recommended repairs.

Troubleshooting (Continued)

Troubleshooting Heavy Vibration

Causes and solutions for excessive vibration during operation.

Troubleshooting Belt Slipping

Identifying reasons for belt slippage and how to fix them.

Troubleshooting Belt Rollover

Causes and remedies for belt rollover issues.

Troubleshooting (Continued)

Troubleshooting Belt Breakage

Causes and remedies for mower belt breakage.

Troubleshooting Blade Scraping Ground

Addressing problems with blades scraping the ground.

Troubleshooting Gearbox Overheating

Causes and solutions for gearbox overheating.

Troubleshooting Gearbox Leaking

Identifying causes and fixes for gearbox oil leaks.

Troubleshooting (Continued)

Troubleshooting Gearbox Noise

Causes and solutions for a noisy gearbox.

Troubleshooting Fast Blade Wear

Reasons for premature blade wear and how to correct them.

Troubleshooting Excessive Power Use

Diagnosing why the mower requires excessive tractor power.

Troubleshooting Mower Side-to-Side Movement

Addressing mower instability and side-to-side movement during cutting.

Finishing Mower Parts Breakdown

Finishing Mower Diagram

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Table of Contents

Questions and Answers:

AGRI EASE BE-FM60RDG Specifications

Summary

Customer Information

Safety Signs and Guidelines

How To Install Safety Signs

Equipment Safety Guidelines

Safety Training Procedures

Preparation and Pre-Operation

Operational Safety Procedures

Starting and Stopping Safety Procedures

Safe Storage Guidelines

Maintenance Safety

Transport Safety

Safety Sign Locations

Specific Safety Sign Hazards

Rotating Driveline Hazard Warning

Rotating Blades Hazard Warning

Thrown Object Hazard Warning

General Operational Warning

Additional Safety Sign Information

Moving Part Hazard Warning

Important Pre-Operation Notice

Finishing Mower Assembly Instructions

Step 1: Attach Brace Bars

Step 2: Connect Frame Braces

Finishing Mower Assembly Instructions (Continued)

Step 3: Install Wheel Support Braces

Step 4: Install Discharge Chute and Chains

Step 5: Adjust Cutting Height

Operating Instructions

Tractor Preparation for Mowing

Operating Instructions (Continued)

Driveline Attachment to Tractor

Cutting Height Adjustment Procedure

Operating Instructions (Continued)

Tractor Requirements and Preparation

Operating Instructions (Continued)

Operating Instructions (Continued)

Starting and Stopping Mower Operation

Recommended Cutting Speed

Effective Cutting Tips

Operating Instructions (Continued)

Detaching and Storing the Mower

Before Operating or Transporting the Mower

Maintenance Instructions

Lubrication Points and Frequency

Maintenance Instructions (Continued)

Gearbox Lubrication Procedure

Maintenance Instructions (Continued)

Driveline Lubrication Steps

Maintenance Instructions (Continued)

Blade Spindle Lubrication

Blade Servicing and Installation

Maintenance Instructions (Continued)

Blade Sharpening Technique

Drive Belt Adjustment Procedure

Maintenance Instructions (Continued)

Mower Storage Procedures

Troubleshooting

Troubleshooting Streaking Problems

Troubleshooting Uneven Grass Discharge

Troubleshooting Damaged Belts

Troubleshooting (Continued)

Troubleshooting Heavy Vibration

Troubleshooting Belt Slipping

Troubleshooting Belt Rollover

Troubleshooting (Continued)

Troubleshooting Belt Breakage

Troubleshooting Blade Scraping Ground

Troubleshooting Gearbox Overheating

Troubleshooting Gearbox Leaking

Troubleshooting (Continued)

Troubleshooting Gearbox Noise

Troubleshooting Fast Blade Wear

Troubleshooting Excessive Power Use

Troubleshooting Mower Side-to-Side Movement

Finishing Mower Parts Breakdown