The spinners (turtles) can be swapped around such that they turn in the opposite direction, including the two end spinners (towers), you just have to swap the top hats. Since there are 7, one will have no one to swap with. You can build it up or at the most only need to buy one new spinner and basically be running all new leading edges. The washers under the bolts that hold the spinners on are conical so attention is needed when reassembling and possibly will need replacing if they have lost their spring.
That chain is suppose to connect to the pin that holds the top link to the tractor. It is there to carry the weight of the mower instead of letting it be supported on the three point hitch.
I believe it is only used on tractors that due not have depth control of the 3 point hitch arms. It is attached to the tractor where the top link attaches and adjusted to stop the lowering of the arms when the inner shoe just touches the ground or on this cutter a clearance of 0.1 inch on the stop plate once it is engaged
Thanks for the video!
right on brother keep the hay a cut'n
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The spinners (turtles) can be swapped around such that they turn in the opposite direction, including the two end spinners (towers), you just have to swap the top hats. Since there are 7, one will have no one to swap with. You can build it up or at the most only need to buy one new spinner and basically be running all new leading edges. The washers under the bolts that hold the spinners on are conical so attention is needed when reassembling and possibly will need replacing if they have lost their spring.
Good video. Thank you.
That chain is suppose to connect to the pin that holds the top link to the tractor. It is there to carry the weight of the mower instead of letting it be supported on the three point hitch.
I believe it is only used on tractors that due not have depth control of the 3 point hitch arms. It is attached to the tractor where the top link attaches and adjusted to stop the lowering of the arms when the inner shoe just touches the ground or on this cutter a clearance of 0.1 inch on the stop plate once it is engaged
Hello. Does that model have the safe cut shearable hub under the turtle?