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Eric_Phillips
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This is actually a Ferris Pro Cut 32. The cut height is adjusted several ways. The deck height is adjusted by three slots where the deck attaches to the frame. The guage wheels on the front then have spacers on the spindles. The blade height is then adjusted but moving spacers from the top to bottom of the blade spindle. There is a chart in the manual to tell you what settings give you what cutting height. The deck has always been as high as it can go I just moved the blades up a couple spacers when I changed the blades.
There are no keyways or pins to hold the blades in a specific orientation. So when tightening the nut the blades can move until everything is sufficiently tight. Also the spindles are turned with a simple pulley and V-belt. Now it is not the easiest thing to do but it is possible to grab one of the blades and turn it in relation to the other blades if there is something like a pair of locking pliers keeping the other blades from turning.
I think I will take another look just to make sure I didn't put a blade on upside down and measure the height of the blade tips to ensure nothing is bent then maybe split the difference of where they were previously and where they are now. See if that helps. Thanks for all the help.
There are no keyways or pins to hold the blades in a specific orientation. So when tightening the nut the blades can move until everything is sufficiently tight. Also the spindles are turned with a simple pulley and V-belt. Now it is not the easiest thing to do but it is possible to grab one of the blades and turn it in relation to the other blades if there is something like a pair of locking pliers keeping the other blades from turning.
I think I will take another look just to make sure I didn't put a blade on upside down and measure the height of the blade tips to ensure nothing is bent then maybe split the difference of where they were previously and where they are now. See if that helps. Thanks for all the help.