Woods BATWING BW15.70

Questions and Answers

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Brian ParkerAug 1, 2025
Why Woods BATWING BW15.70 Farm Equipment does not cut?
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  Christopher MillerAug 1, 2025
  Your Woods Farm Equipment might not be cutting due to several reasons: * Dull blades: Sharpen the blades. * Worn or broken blades: Replace the blades in pairs. * Incorrect PTO speed: Set the PTO speed to the rated speed. * Ground speed too fast: Reduce the ground speed. * Drive not functioning: Check the drive shaft connection. * Gearbox malfunction: Check the gearbox. * Excessive clutch slippage: Adjust the clutch. * Incorrect blade direction: Ensure the blade edge is correct for the direction of rotation.
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Nancy PalmerAug 6, 2025
What to do if Woods Farm Equipment vibration?
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  daniel75Aug 6, 2025
  If your Woods Farm Equipment is vibrating, consider the following: * Broken blade: Replace the blades in pairs. * Bearing failure: Check the gearbox shafts for side play. * Hitch length incorrect: Reset the hitch length. * Universal drive: Adjust the pedestal bearing height to be parallel to the ground.
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John StewartAug 10, 2025
Why Woods BATWING BW15.70 Farm Equipment gives streaks or ragged cut?
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  Patrick HenryAug 10, 2025
  Streaks or a ragged cut from your Woods Farm Equipment could be caused by: * Broken or worn blades: Replace or sharpen the blades. * Incorrect attitude: Level the machine. * Ground speed too fast: Reduce the ground speed. * Excessive cutting height: Lower the cutting height, ensuring blades don't frequently hit the ground. * Excessive lush and tall vegetation: Re-cut at 90° to the first pass.
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Mrs. Bonnie HallAug 14, 2025
What to do if Woods BATWING BW15.70 Farm Equipment has excessive clutch slippage?
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  Katherine BeanAug 14, 2025
  Excessive clutch slippage in your Woods Farm Equipment can occur due to: * Clutch out of adjustment: Adjust the clutch. * Clutch discs worn: Replace the discs if wear stops are contacting the opposite plate. * Blades hitting ground: Raise the cutting height.
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tloganAug 18, 2025
What to do if Woods BATWING BW15.70 blades hitting deck?
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  Jessica HernandezAug 18, 2025
  If the blades are hitting the deck of your Woods Farm Equipment, it's likely due to bent blades or a crossbar. Replace the bent blades or crossbar.
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Robert FreyAug 23, 2025
Why Woods BATWING BW15.70 has excessive side skid wear?
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  Melissa GibsonAug 23, 2025
  Excessive side skid wear on your Woods Farm Equipment is likely because you are running with the skids continuously on the ground. To resolve this, raise the cutting height or adjust the equipment.
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bcookAug 27, 2025
Why Woods BATWING BW15.70 Farm Equipment unit will not raise?
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  tiffanymartinezAug 27, 2025
  If your Woods Farm Equipment unit will not raise, it may be due to low oil. Add hydraulic oil to resolve this.

Summary

Specifications

General Information

Safety

Mower Safety Video

Information about a safety training video for mower operation.

Safety Rules

Installation

Procedures for connecting hydraulics and other components.

Training

Importance of operator training and reading manuals.

Preparation

Steps to ensure equipment is ready for operation.

Transportation

Guidelines and precautions for safely transporting the cutter.

Operation

General guidelines for operating the rotary cutter.

Maintenance

Procedures for safe cleaning, servicing, and repair.

Storage

Instructions for proper storage of the equipment.

Operation

Connecting Cutter to Tractor

Steps for attaching the cutter to the tractor.

CV Lift Assist System

How to use the system for driveline connection.

Mechanical Connection

Detailed steps for mechanical attachment of the cutter.

Hydraulic Connection

Steps for connecting the hydraulic system.

Interference Check

How to check for interference between tractor and cutter.

Cutting Height Adjustment

Adjusting the cutter's height for optimal mowing.

Tractor Operation

Safe operation procedures specific to the tractor.

Cutter Operation

Procedures for operating the cutter itself.

Mowing Tips

Advice for efficient and effective mowing.

Shredding

Guidelines for using the cutter for shredding tasks.

Transporting

Guidelines and precautions for safely transporting the cutter.

Lock-Up

Procedures for securing the cutter for transport.

Storage

Instructions for proper storage of the equipment.

Pre-Operation Check List

Essential checks before operating the cutter.

Owner Service

Blocking Method

Safe procedures for blocking the cutter for maintenance.

Lubrication

General lubrication guidelines and points.

Gearbox Lubrication

Specific instructions for lubricating the gearbox.

Driveline Lubrication

How to lubricate the driveline components.

Seasonal Lubrication

Additional lubrication recommendations for seasonal storage.

Blades

Information on blade removal, installation, and maintenance.

Blade Removal

Step-by-step guide for removing blades.

Blade Installation

Step-by-step guide for installing blades.

Blade Sharpening

Proper techniques for sharpening and balancing blades.

Slip Clutch Adjustment

How to adjust the slip clutch for protection.

Shielding Repair

Procedures for inspecting and repairing safety shielding.

Servicing Tires Safely

Safety precautions when servicing tires.

Cleaning

Instructions for cleaning the cutter after use or storage.

Troubleshooting

Dealer Service

Gearbox Maintenance

General maintenance procedures for the gearbox.

Seal Replacement

Steps for replacing seals in the gearbox.

Seal Installation

Proper method for installing gearbox seals.

Vertical Shaft Seal Replacement

Replacing seals on the vertical gearbox shaft.

Horizontal Shaft Seal Replacement

Replacing seals on the horizontal gearbox shaft.

Gearbox Repair

Procedures for repairing the gearbox.

Splitter Gearbox Repair

Detailed instructions for repairing the splitter gearbox.

Crossbar Removal

How to remove the crossbar assembly.

Crossbar Installation

How to install the crossbar assembly.

Universal Joint Repair

Procedures for repairing universal joints.

Assembly Instructions

Dealer Set-Up Instructions

Procedures for dealers to set up the cutter for customers.

Install Wheel

Steps for installing the center section wheel and hub.

Install Wing Wheel

Steps for installing the wing wheel.

Double Chain Installation (Optional)

Instructions for optional double chain installation.

Dealer Check Lists

Pre-Delivery Check List

Dealer checklist for pre-delivery inspection.

Delivery Check List

Dealer checklist for customer delivery.

Center Frame Assembly

Tongue Assembly

540 RPM & 1000 RPM Front CV Drive

Bolt Torque Chart

Bolt Size Chart

Abbreviations

Definitions of common abbreviations used in the manual.

Warranty

Woods BATWING BW15.70 Specifications

General

Model	BW15.70
Type	Batwing Rotary Cutter
Working Width	15 ft
Cutting Width	15 ft
Transport Width	96 in (244 cm)
Number of Blades	6
Hitch Type	3-Point
Minimum Tractor HP	50 hp
Blade Tip Speed	15, 000 fpm
Blade Overlap	6 in (15.2 cm)