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Posted by Bill Geer on February 10, 2006 at 19:23:07 from (216.157.203.35):
In Reply to: cub lowboy 154 posted by randy on February 09, 2006 at 09:31:27:
Hi Guys I had the stall in tall grass with my 154.Really Ped me off.I about gave up on it.Then I got to talking to this old dude.He told me how to set it up and I can mow 4-5 inches in 2nd. He told me that the frount of the blade needs to be 3\8 to 1\2 of a inch lower then the rear. He said if it is levle or the rear is lower then the front it would be like trying to cut a 120 inch swath.And that would be a hard job for an H Bill
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