granteck
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I have a Kubota 9200 and was running an old Dorsey 5" Brush hog (probably made back in 1950's) and was getting a nice clean cut, but last year the gear box seal went. Looking at repairing it but the stump jumper is welded to the shaft, no nut. Going to take sometime to get it apart and to find the parts. In the meantime I picked up a 54" Woods Heritage and no matter how I try to set it up I get a poor cut. I have the front slightly lower than the rear, but it tends to leave a row that looks like I ran it over and did not cut it. It takes multiple pases to get the field cut consistently. Running PTO at 540 and engine at high throttle and tranny in low gear so I am not going fast. At first I thought that maybe the blades were on backwards or the rotation was backwards. Blades have a good edge on them.
I am not looking for a mowed field like i would get with a regular mower. I am just looking to get a consistent cut and not leave the stragglers behind. Any ideas on why I am getting such a poor cut would be appreciated.
I am not looking for a mowed field like i would get with a regular mower. I am just looking to get a consistent cut and not leave the stragglers behind. Any ideas on why I am getting such a poor cut would be appreciated.