3-point - how high?

[thatguy]

I could not get my 2320 to lift the rough cutter high enough (the rear wheel would pretty much drag all the time) and I didnt want to have to adjust the top link once I got it set correctly.. I ended up lowering the pins on the mower..

then I borrowed a neighbors disc and ended up having to adjust the lift arms on the tractor to get a few more inches of clearance..

Brian

 

[RoyJackson]

I could not get my 2320 to lift the rough cutter high enough (the rear wheel would pretty much drag all the time) and I didnt want to have to adjust the top link once I got it set correctly.. I ended up lowering the pins on the mower..

then I borrowed a neighbors disc and ended up having to adjust the lift arms on the tractor to get a few more inches of clearance..

Brian

Which is why the top link is easliy adjustable.
I frequently "tow" my cutter (disconnect the upper link) rather then lift. It's less strain on the tractor, but this is done only on the lawn to the field (100-150 yards). Unless you transport on the road or move the cutter more then ¼ mle), you might want to consider towing.

 

[dobiedisco]

I'll tinker with those settings as soon as the ground dries up. The guy I bought it from said there shouldn't be any adjustments needed, but I am not sure which implement he'd been using before it was parked and now I recall his adjusting the top arm when he delivered the tractor and hooked up the boom pole to lift the box blade off of the trailer. Thanks for the suggestions.

Mary