Flatheadyoungin
Veteran Member
Well, here's another one of my questions.......
I remember reading in another post, somewhere, about the top link on a brush cutter.
Well, after I repaired that old 5' rotary cutter I've hooked it up several times. When I go to take it off, it seems like it's under pressure.......tight on all of the points. On my old 8N, I'd just lower or raise the 3pt. hitch to loosen it. That doesn't seem to work with this TC45. I had never hooked a rotary cutter up to my 8N before.
If I look on King Kutter's website, I see there is another set of flat plate steel that the top link hooks to. I assume this allows the cutter to pivot at the top3pt. hitch. I'm thinking this would eliminate how ridgid it is.
Am I crazy, here?
I remember reading in another post, somewhere, about the top link on a brush cutter.
Well, after I repaired that old 5' rotary cutter I've hooked it up several times. When I go to take it off, it seems like it's under pressure.......tight on all of the points. On my old 8N, I'd just lower or raise the 3pt. hitch to loosen it. That doesn't seem to work with this TC45. I had never hooked a rotary cutter up to my 8N before.
If I look on King Kutter's website, I see there is another set of flat plate steel that the top link hooks to. I assume this allows the cutter to pivot at the top3pt. hitch. I'm thinking this would eliminate how ridgid it is.
Am I crazy, here?