| title |
description |
aliases |
tags |
| Mower Attachment |
Tractor mower attachment operation guide |
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| equipment |
| tractor |
| mower |
| attachments |
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Mower Attachment
TBD: Add make and model
Specifications
| Spec |
Value |
| Make/Model |
TBD |
| Type |
Flail / Rotary / Finishing |
| Cutting width |
TBD |
| PTO speed |
TBD |
| Storage location |
TBD |
Uses
- Paddock maintenance
- Grass cutting
- Rough area clearing
- Pasture topping
Pre-Use Checks
- Inspect blades/flails for damage or wear
- Check belt tension (if belt-driven)
- Check PTO shaft and guards
- Ensure all guards in place
- Check for debris in cutting chamber
Attachment Procedure
See attachments, plus:
TBD: Add specific connection instructions
Operation
- Attach to tractor following procedure
- Set cutting height before starting
- Start tractor, engage PTO at low RPM
- Increase to operating RPM
- Lower mower to cutting position
- Drive at appropriate speed for conditions
Cutting Tips
- Adjust speed based on grass density
- Overlap passes slightly
- Avoid scalping on uneven ground
- Raise mower when turning
- Stop PTO before reversing
[!warning] Hidden Hazards
Walk the area first to check for rocks, stumps, wire, or other hazards that could damage the mower or become projectiles.
After Use
- Disengage PTO and turn off tractor
- Lower mower to ground
- Remove debris from cutting deck
- Inspect blades for damage
- Grease fittings if required
Maintenance
| Task |
Frequency |
| Inspect blades |
Before each use |
| Clear debris from deck |
After each use |
| Check belt tension |
Weekly |
| Sharpen/replace blades |
As needed |
| Grease fittings |
As per manual |
Troubleshooting
| Problem |
Possible Cause |
Solution |
| Uneven cut |
Blades dull or damaged |
Sharpen or replace |
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Deck not level |
Adjust deck height |
| Excessive vibration |
Blade out of balance |
Replace blade |
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Debris wrapped on spindle |
Clear debris |
| Won't engage |
PTO issue |
Check PTO connection |
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Belt broken/slipping |
Replace/tension belt |
Storage
- Clean thoroughly before storage
- Store under cover
- Check for rust/corrosion periodically
- Location: TBD