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Aaron E Yates

04-05-2007 03:17:54

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i have a woods belly mower on a farmall cub and it is cutting at an angle and it started doing this when i put new blades on it so if any one could help it would be appreciated

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glennster

04-05-2007 06:01:27

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Re: wood belly mower off balance in reply to Aaron E Yates, 04-05-2007 03:17:54

measure your blade heights on a concrete or blacktop level surface. measure outer tip heights side to side and front to rear. side measurements should be the same for each side of the deck. front to rear measurements, rear should be around 3/8 to 1/2 inch higher than the front. the front gauge wheels should have shims to adjust front and side to side heights. rear attachment points set the rear height. if you want a handy dandy measuring tool, zoom over to your john deere lawn equipmen dealer and pick up this measuring tool, about 15.00 or so. real handy for setting deck heights.

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Haas

04-05-2007 18:33:05

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Re: wood belly mower off balance in reply to glennster, 04-05-2007 06:01:27

I have one of those and it is really handy, even if it is John Deere. However, I wish it was a bit more substantial. For $15, you would think they could use something besides flimsy plastic. Don't drop anything on it!!!

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City-Boy McCoy

04-05-2007 05:50:32

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Re: wood belly mower off balance in reply to Aaron E Yates, 04-05-2007 03:17:54

If it is hanging with two chains, like they do on a super A/140, then probably a chain has slipped a link or two in the retainer - which means you need to lower the mower onto a block of wood and adjust the chain on one side. mike

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Aaron yates

04-06-2007 05:51:31

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Re: wood belly mower off balance in reply to City-Boy McCoy, 04-05-2007 05:50:32

it actually hangs on by one but thank you at one point we thought the bearings in the mower where going bad but the where lose we fixed it but they may be getting loose again the mower deck is level it is with the blades i believe we bought them from a tractor supply and they where woods branded

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