I believe the axel clamp is supposed to be on the inside notch not the outside. It is not going to raise very high with the front rock shaft control. Since it is a pitman mower the cutter bar can't be raised during operation. The pitman would break if the cutting bar was rotated up toward the vertical position. The mower is to be raised and lowered as a unit using the main lift. The drop rod on the right axel is to allow the mower to raise but limit the depth it will drop when in the lowered position. Looks like you have locked the sway set (pins) way over to the right. That is never correct. To my knowledge you only remove those pins for plowing or cultivating with a colter guided rear cultivator. The pins have to be locked in the vertical position as others have said. Both the front to rear level on the right and the draft level on the left must be in the lock down position not hooked to the front rock shafts.
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