Posted by glennster on May 05, 2008 at 06:56:39 from (99.135.89.109):
been fooling around trying to adjust this rotary mower on the 240 utility. if i set the tail wheel so it rides correctly on the ground, the hitch wont lift the mower up high enough for transport position without dragging the tail wheel. if i set the tail wheel so it clears , the mower digs in too much at the front, roto- tills nicely. i am thinking of re-drillinng the holes where the fast hitch adapter bolts to the mower, to see if i can get some more lift. also is there some type of stop adjustment when the hitch is in the lowered position, kind of like a check chain on a 3 point, so the mower cannot lower too far? here are a couple pics, one of the hitch, one of the mower.
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