Woods Batwing BW240 User Manual

Woods Batwing BW240

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OPER ATOR'S MANUAL

BATWING

®

MAN0725

(Rev. 9/11/2013)

BW240, BW240Q

Questions and Answers:

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John LewisAug 12, 2025
What to do if my Woods Batwing BW240 Cutter does not cut?
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  Cody WilliamsAug 12, 2025
  If your Woods Cutter is not cutting, there could be several reasons: * The blades may be dull, in which case you should sharpen them. * The blades may be worn or broken, so replace them (always replace in pairs). * The PTO speed may be incorrect, so set it to the rated speed. * The ground speed may be too fast, so reduce it. * The drive may not be functioning, meaning the blades don't turn when the PTO is running, so check the drive shaft connection. * There may be a gearbox malfunction, so check the gearbox. * There may be excessive clutch slippage, so repair the gearbox. * The blade direction may be incorrect, so adjust the clutch.
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Stephen DavisAug 15, 2025
Why does my Woods Batwing BW240 Cutter have streaks or a ragged cut?
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  wesleybarnesAug 16, 2025
  Streaks or a ragged cut from your Woods Cutter can occur due to several factors: * Blades may be broken or worn, in which case you should replace or sharpen them. * The attitude may be incorrect, so level the machine. * Ground speed may be too fast, so reduce it. * The cutting height may be excessive, so lower it, ensuring blades don't frequently hit the ground. * There may be excessive lush and tall vegetation, so recut at 90° to the first pass.
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William LeeAug 20, 2025
Why does my Woods Cutter vibrate?
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  Anna VelezAug 20, 2025
  Vibration in your Woods Cutter can be attributed to: * A broken blade, so replace the blades in pairs. * Bearing failure, so check gearbox shafts for side play. * Incorrect hitch length, so reset the hitch length. * Universal drive, so adjust the pedestal bearing height to be parallel to the ground.
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James SmithAug 23, 2025
What causes excessive clutch slippage in my Woods Batwing BW240?
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  Terry FoxAug 23, 2025
  Excessive clutch slippage in your Woods Cutter may be due to: * The clutch being out of adjustment, so adjust it. * Worn clutch discs, meaning wear stops are not contacting the opposite plate, so replace the discs. * Blades hitting the ground, so raise the cutting height.
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Wendy SimonAug 27, 2025
What to do if my Woods Cutter doesn’t cut level?
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  Suzanne OrtizAug 28, 2025
  If your Woods Cutter isn’t cutting level: * If the wing section cuts lower than the center, lengthen the turnbuckle connecting the center yoke to the wing wheel yoke. * If the wing section cuts higher than the center, shorten the turnbuckle connecting the center yoke to the wing wheel yoke.
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April BrownAug 31, 2025
Why is there excessive side skid wear on my Woods Cutter?
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  Benjamin GibsonAug 31, 2025
  Excessive side skid wear on your Woods Cutter is likely caused by running with the skids continuously on the ground. To resolve this, raise the cutting height or adjust the skids.
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Ryan SmithSep 4, 2025
What causes blades hitting deck on Woods Batwing BW240 Cutter?
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  pateljenniferSep 4, 2025
  Blades hitting the deck on your Woods Cutter is caused by bent blades or a crossbar. Replace the bent blades or crossbar.
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Theresa CooperSep 7, 2025
What to do if my Woods Batwing BW240 Cutter unit will not raise?
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  johnnydyerSep 7, 2025
  If your Woods Cutter unit will not raise, it is likely due to low oil. Add hydraulic oil.

Woods Batwing BW240 Specifications

General

Brand	Woods
Model	Batwing BW240
Category	Cutter
Language	English

Summary

Specifications

General Information

Overview of the cutter's design, purpose, and operational considerations.

Safety Rules

Safety & Instructional Decals

Identification and placement of safety decals crucial for operator awareness.

Operation

Connecting Cutter to Tractor

Step-by-step guide for attaching the cutter to the tractor's PTO and drawbar.

Pre-Operation Check List

A comprehensive checklist of essential inspections before operating the equipment.

Owner Service

Blocking Method

Critical procedures for safely supporting the cutter for maintenance.

Lubrication

Details on lubrication points, frequency, and type of lubricants for cutter components.

Blades

Instructions for safe removal, installation, and handling of cutter blades.

Dealer Service

Gearbox Maintenance

Procedures for maintaining and repairing the cutter's gearboxes.

Assembly Instructions

Dealer Set-Up Instructions

Guidelines for dealers to ensure proper assembly and readiness of the cutter.

Install Wing Cylinder & Transport lock

Steps for connecting the hydraulic cylinder and transport lock to the wing.

Parts Index

Main Frame Assembly (Front Section)

Illustrated parts list and diagram for the front section of the main frame assembly.

Wing Assembly

Illustrated parts list and diagram for the wing assembly components.

Bolt Torque Chart

Bolt Size Chart

Reference for bolt thread sizes, wrench sizes, and torque specifications.

Warranty

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