Why is my Gehl Lawn Mower crop being pushed forward before cutting?
If the crop is being pushed forward before being cut, it could be due to wind turbulence created by the knives, especially when working in a very light crop. To resolve this, try reducing the PTO speed or increasing your forward speed.
What to do if Gehl Lawn Mower has uneven stubble?
Uneven stubble can occur for several reasons. Check the following: * The cutting height may be set too low. * The PTO speed may be too low. * The disc speed may be too low. * The forward speed may be too high. * The knives may not be installed correctly or are dull/broken. To fix this, adjust the top link on the tractor's 3-point hitch to increase the cutting height, ensure the PTO runs at 540 RPM, check drive belts for proper tension, reduce forward speed, install knives with arrows pointing in the direction of disc rotation, and replace dull or broken knives.
Why Gehl Lawn Mower machine breaking back too easily?
If the machine is breaking back too easily, it's likely due to insufficient tension on the break-away spring. To fix this, adjust the break-away spring washer stack tension.
Why Gehl Lawn Mower stubble is too long?
If the stubble is too long, it could be that the cutting height is set too high or there's too much cutterbar down pressure. Adjust the top link on the tractor's 3-point hitch to decrease the cutting height. Also, adjust the compensating spring tension.
What to do if Gehl Lawn Mower has soil build-up on front of cutterbar?
Soil build-up on the front of the cutterbar can be caused by very wet conditions or too much cutterbar down pressure. Adjust the main frame height to increase the distance between the lower hitch pins and the ground. Also, adjust the compensating spring tension.
How to fix Gehl Lawn Mower cutterbar not floating?
If the cutterbar is not floating, the main frame setting might be incorrect. Adjust the main frame to the correct specifications.
General| Brand | Gehl |
|---|---|
| Model | 1165 |
| Category | Lawn Mower |
| Language | English |
Critical steps to ensure safe shutdown before any maintenance or servicing.
General safety advice, hazard identification, and operational warnings.
Mechanism for covering and securing the cutterbar during operation and transport.
Systems for securing the cutterbar during transport and operation.
Initial steps for using the mower for the first time, including start-up procedures.
Standard procedures for using the mower and recommendations for ground speed.
Critical steps to take in case of clogging or foreign objects entering the cutting area.
Adjusting the safety release mechanism tension for the cutterbar.
Maintenance and replacement of cutterbar components, including knives and hardware.
Procedure for removing and installing mower discs, including specific instructions per disc type.
Properly sizing the PTO driveline and performing the initial run-in procedure.
Detailed instructions on how to engage and use the transport lock mechanism.
Solutions for common operational issues like uneven stubble, plugging, or improper floating.
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