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Re: Bush hog-help an amateur out
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09/01/15 01:35 AM
09/01/15 01:35 AM
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daniel white
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What YEKRUT said.
Based on the top picture - I think you need to tighten your toplink (which will lower the front and the remove the binding, thus give some slack in the movement). It looks like it is bound (resting on the pin), which means the front of the bush hog is not on the ground when completely lowered and probably higher than the rear while operating.
no disrespect to hollywod20 - but using a chain instead of a toplink is a recipe for disaster. The front of the mower could catch on something (i.e. stump) and swing the mower upward crushing the driver of the tractor. I'm glad y'all don't do this for a living  Never in my life have I seen a chain fail. That what we have used for 30 years.
"You do and it will be the biggest mistake you ever made, you Texas brush popper" John Wayne
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