KUHN FC352RG User Manual (English)

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Renee OwenAug 16, 2025
Why is my KUHN FC352RG Lawn Mower cutter bar clogging?
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  Nancy DouglasAug 16, 2025
  Cutter bar clogging in your KUHN Lawn Mower can occur due to several reasons. Dull or broken knives may be the cause, so replace them. The overload clutch may be slipping, so check that the torque limiter is functioning and adjust the clutch if needed. Also, too much cutterbar down pressure, too low PTO speed, or stretched/worn belts can cause this issue. Adjust the mowing unit ground pressure, increase the PTO speed ensuring it corresponds to the tractor's nominal speed, or tighten/replace the belts, respectively.
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amber80Aug 19, 2025
What causes belt breakage in my KUHN FC352RG Lawn Mower?
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  Tonya BlackburnAug 19, 2025
  Belt breakage in your KUHN Lawn Mower can be caused by pulley misalignment, incorrect tensioning idler pulley position, or conditioning rotor vibration. Check that pulleys are in line, check the alignment of the tensioning idler pulley, and inspect and replace worn or damaged fingers on the conditioning rotor.
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Stacy HoustonAug 21, 2025
What to do if my KUHN FC352RG Lawn Mower has uneven stubble?
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  Mark WhiteheadAug 22, 2025
  If your KUHN Lawn Mower is leaving uneven stubble, there are several potential causes. The knives might be dull or broken, in which case you should replace them. Ensure the knives are installed correctly, with the arrow on the upper face pointing in the disc's direction of rotation. Excessive ground speed, incorrect cutting height, or incorrect mowing unit floatation could also be factors. Reduce ground speed, adjust the cutting height, or adjust the mowing unit ground pressure to resolve these issues. Tangled and down crops or very wet working conditions may also contribute; in these cases, reduce the cutting height and adjust the mowing unit ground pressure.
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Virginia TaylorAug 25, 2025
Why does my KUHN Lawn Mower require too much pull power?
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  Joel MorrisAug 25, 2025
  If your KUHN Lawn Mower requires too much pull power, it could be due to too much cutterbar down pressure. Adjust the mowing unit ground pressure to resolve this issue.
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Crystal IngramAug 27, 2025
Why are leaves and stems damaged by my KUHN Lawn Mower?
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  nelsoncaitlinAug 28, 2025
  If your KUHN Lawn Mower is damaging leaves and stems, it's likely that the conditioning is too intense. Adjust the conditioning intensity to reduce the damage.
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Tyler SmithAug 31, 2025
Why is my KUHN Lawn Mower experiencing frequent knife breakage?
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  Catherine ReynoldsAug 31, 2025
  Frequent knife breakage in your KUHN Lawn Mower can be attributed to several factors. Incorrect cutting height, too much cutterbar down pressure, or excessive ground speed could be the cause. Adjust the cutting height, adjust the mowing unit ground pressure, or reduce ground speed accordingly.
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Kent CooleySep 3, 2025
What causes badly shaped windrows with my KUHN FC352RG?
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  parkslisaSep 3, 2025
  Badly shaped windrows from your KUHN Lawn Mower can be caused by belts slipping, too low PTO speed, or incorrectly adjusted swath shields. Retension the belts, increase the PTO speed ensuring it corresponds to the tractor's nominal speed, and adjust both swath shields to correct this.
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Justin HoffmanSep 6, 2025
What to do if there is soil build up in front of the KUHN FC352RG cutterbar?
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  Angie ColonSep 6, 2025
  If you notice soil build-up in front of the cutterbar of your KUHN Lawn Mower, it could be due to too much cutterbar down pressure or very wet working conditions. Adjust the mowing unit ground pressure and adjust the cutting height to alleviate this issue.
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Emily MontoyaSep 9, 2025
Why is the conditioning rotor obstructed in my KUHN FC352RG?
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  Stephanie StewartSep 9, 2025
  Obstruction of the conditioning rotor in your KUHN Lawn Mower can occur due to insufficient rotor speed, too low PTO speed, swath shields being too closed, or belts being stretched or worn. Check that the rotor drive belts are correctly tensioned, increase the PTO speed and ensure it corresponds to the tractor's nominal speed, open the swath shields, and tighten or replace the belts as needed.