Big Bee SCL 96 - OPERATION; Routine Operation Checks; Adjusting Cutting Height; ADJUSTING LEVEL OF CUTTER ON YOUR TRACTOR

OPERATION
1. Check gearbox for lubricant.
2. Check all lubrication points on PTO shaft and tailwheel.
3. Be sure all bolts are tight and snap rings are in place.
4. Be sure the rotary cutter is properly mounted on the tractor.
5. Adjust and level rotary cutter for desired cutting height.
ADJUSTING LEVEL OF CUTTER ON YOUR TRACTOR
CUTTER TOO LOW IN FRONT
CUTTER TOO LOW IN REAR
INCORRECT
The above position makes the
blade too high causing skipping
and uneven cutting. It also
allows the blades to strike the
ground causing the slip clutch
to slip excessively and the
blades to become worn.
INCORRECT
The above position causes wear
and tear on the tailwheel. The
rear skirt drags allowing
unnecessary debris to be
collected under the rotary cutter.
CORRECT
CUTTER IS LEVEL