RHINO TW72 User Manual (English)

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Tina PalmerAug 15, 2025
Why is my RHINO Lawn Mower not cutting?
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  Stephanie Blanchard MDAug 15, 2025
  Your RHINO Lawn Mower might not be cutting due to several reasons. The blades could be dull, requiring sharpening or replacement. The blade rotation might be incorrect, so ensure you're using the correct blade for the carrier. The carrier RPM could be too low, in which case you should increase the PTO speed. The mower might not be leveled, so adjust the machine level, keeping it slightly lower in the front in heavy weeds. The tires could be mashing down the grass; use an offset adapter to move the mower to the left. The ground speed might be too fast, so reduce it. The blades could be locked back, requiring you to free them. Bolt wear could be a factor, necessitating blade bolt replacement, or the blades might be bent up, in which case they need replacement.
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Connie WilsonAug 18, 2025
Why are my RHINO Lawn Mower blade bolts breaking?
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  Miguel CooperAug 18, 2025
  Blade bolts may break because you are operating the RHINO Lawn Mower with loose blade bolts. Make sure to tighten blade bolts to 300 ft./lbs. Also, check for worn blade bolts and replace them if necessary.
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Natasha YoderAug 21, 2025
Why are the blades on my RHINO Lawn Mower wearing fast?
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  Travis CarterAug 22, 2025
  The blades on your RHINO Lawn Mower might be wearing fast due to cutting in sandy or rocky conditions; try increasing the cutting height. It's also possible the blades are too soft, so replace them with hardened, high-quality, Rhino Blades from the manufacturer.
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Gene SmithAug 25, 2025
What to do if my RHINO Lawn Mower vibrates?
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  Jeremy KimAug 26, 2025
  If your RHINO Lawn Mower is vibrating, it could be due to several reasons. A blade might be locked back, so try loosening it. The drivelines might not be phased, requiring driveline replacement. A blade could be broken, in which case you should replace the blades in sets. The blade carrier might be bent, so repair or replace the carrier. The blade hub might not be properly seated on the shaft, so remove the hub, check the key and shaft, and replace or seat properly. A new blade might be matched with a worn blade, so replace the blades in sets. Finally, the output shaft might be bent, so replace the output shaft.
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James LittleAug 28, 2025
What to do if my RHINO Lawn Mower is cutting too high?
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  griffinteresaAug 28, 2025
  If your RHINO Lawn Mower is cutting too high, it could be because the blades are bent up, so replace them. Another possibility is that the blade carrier is bent, in which case you should straighten or replace it. Finally, check if the blades are on upside down; if so, turn them right side up and tighten them.
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Michael SchneiderSep 1, 2025
Why are blade bolts working loose on my RHINO Lawn Mower?
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  Wayne JonesSep 1, 2025
  If the blade bolts on your RHINO Lawn Mower are working loose, it could be because the bolts are not tightened enough; tighten them to 300 ft./lbs. Another reason might be that the bolt hole is elongated or oversized, requiring you to replace the blade carrier. Lastly, the locknut might be worn out, so replace the locknut.
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Kristen KellySep 4, 2025
What causes oil to blow out the vent plug on my RHINO Lawn Mower?
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  John DeanSep 4, 2025
  Oil might be blowing out of the vent plug on your RHINO Lawn Mower because of a flat-bottomed vent plug or shallow cavity plug; replace it with the proper vent plug. Also, the oil level might be too high, so lower it to the plug level.
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Kevin GarciaSep 7, 2025
Why is my RHINO Lawn Mower windrowing?
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  Danielle VasquezSep 7, 2025
  Your RHINO Lawn Mower might be windrowing because you are cutting heavy material. To resolve this, raise the mower and reduce ground speed.
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benjamindavisSep 12, 2025
Why is my RHINO Lawn Mower gearbox leaking?
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  Samantha RossSep 12, 2025
  A leaking gearbox on your RHINO Lawn Mower could be due to several reasons: a damaged oil seal (replace the seal), a missing oil seal (install the oil seal), or oil that is too light (use NLGI-000 Grease, or Mobilux EP023, or Gulf EP023, or Sun 740-A EP Grease). Other causes include a bent shaft (replace the oil seal and shaft), a rough oil seal race (replace the shaft or repair the race), an incorrectly installed oil seal (replace the seal), an oil seal not sealing in the housing (replace the seal or use a sealant on the O.D. of the seal), loose bearings (adjust the bearings), a stopped-up vent plug (open the vent plug), an oil level that's too high (drain oil to the proper level), a damaged gasket (replace the gasket), or loose bolts (tighten the bolts).