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adjusting knife register on Cub sickle mower

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9NKen

08-16-2005 19:58:35

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Hi All,

I am baffled trying to adjust the knife register on a Cub 22 mower. Does the shoe hinge thread onto the coupling bar? It looks like the whole assembly should just slide on the coupling bar once the bolt is loosened. I appreciate any and all advice before I switch from the mallet to the maul!
Thanks alot,
Ken

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Jim Becker

08-16-2005 20:22:18

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Re: adjusting knife register on Cub sickle mower in reply to 9NKen, 08-16-2005 19:58:35

Yes, it is threaded. I never was able to get mine to turn.

Make sure the cutter bar lead is adjusted first as it can change the register. Adjust the lead by moving the drag bar support in the implement mounting socket.

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9NKen

08-16-2005 20:42:52

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Re: adjusting knife register on Cub sickle mower in reply to Jim Becker, 08-16-2005 20:22:18

Thanks Jim, I will switch tools!.

Ken

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Bob

08-16-2005 20:20:37

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Re: adjusting knife register on Cub sickle mower in reply to 9NKen, 08-16-2005 19:58:35

Once again, the Cub Collectors Site has the answer.

Go to the link below and check our pages 4 and 5. Clivk on the page to enlarge it after it opens.

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9NKen

08-16-2005 22:26:05

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Re: adjusting knife register on Cub sickle mower in reply to Bob, 08-16-2005 20:20:37

Hi Bob,

Thanks for the reply. I had a copy of that manual in my hands while attempting to adjust the register. I was confused because there are a few more steps...removing the pitman arm, stay rod etc, to make it so the whole assembly can be spun around the coupling bar... than mentioned in the manual.

Cheers!
Ken

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