I purchased a new 6 foot finish mower which works great but I would like to change the cutting height. I know that is accomplished by changing the location of the spacers on the wheels but the manual leaves the specifics out. I have enjoyed this forum and hopefully someone out there can offer some advice. /forums/images/graemlins/confused.gif
Frontier 6 foot finish mower
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I'm guessing it's like all the other finishing mowers,
simply move spacers from bottom to top to reduce cutting height and top to bottom to space the blades up. Generaly want 2.5-3.5" cutting height depending on type of grass and remember to move same amount/size spacers all the way around for some reason rfm don't have rake.
simply move spacers from bottom to top to reduce cutting height and top to bottom to space the blades up. Generaly want 2.5-3.5" cutting height depending on type of grass and remember to move same amount/size spacers all the way around for some reason rfm don't have rake.
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Take spacers and put them below the frame piece to raise the cutting height or above the frame piece to lower it. At least that's the way my Woods works. If you look at your warranty in your owner's manual, you'll see that Woods is the maker of your Frontier so I tend to believe it's the same system as everything else sure looks the same to me. /forums/images/graemlins/smile.gif
