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Brush Grunter Tiptop adjustment
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| Mikebarcia |
Hi all, I have searched and read a bunch of posts on hither, but deceit quite answer my question. I have a ferguson T0-30 with a five ft bush pig mounted to it. My outcome is that the forepart skids drag more than they dont, and I am getting a lot of scalping goin on. How should I go about adjusting this? I am a little confused because in that location is an adjustable pinnacle link, just then a chain between the top link and the deck. The mower is tilted towards the forepart also. If I lift the arms to get the skids off the ground, then the tailwheel also comes up. Is there a way that I can set it up so that at the max down draft position the mower will be at the correct height? Sorry if this is confusing, but I am just getting into all this.. cheers. | | | |
| MLD | Re: Castor Hog Elevation aligning in reply to Mikebarcia, 09-24-2007 19:36:06 | | | If the forepart is digging in the ground raise the 3 point hitch up some. The superlative link isn't going to have anything to exercise with the front of the mower. The top link controls how much the back is allowed to pivot & holds the back up when raised. |
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| Lou | Re: Brush Hog Height adjustment in answer to Mikebarcia, 09-24-2007 19:36:06 | | | The picture below no dought works, but the organisation I refered to has Logging chain hooks on summit and its easy to arrange. Mayhap ask your question on the Massey board. |
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| Oldmax | Re: Castor Hog Elevation adjustment in answer to Mikebarcia, 09-24-2007 19:36:06 | | | I gear up brush hog well-nigh 4" to 5" off the ground front to back level . if brush hogging pasture raise to half-dozen"to eight " to cut weeds & get out grass . I don't utilize to cutting brush simply grass & weeds . |
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| johns48jdb | Re: Brush Hog Height adjustment in answer to Mikebarcia, 09-24-2007 19:36:06 | | | i'k either lost or somebody else is. the bondage shown in the picture are used for sway control of the bush hog. they shouldn't be used for lifting of the bush hog at all. use a solid 3rd arm and suit it every bit prevuoulsy stated to get the height of cut y'all want. conform the tail cycle to make the front til down but ever then slightly. use chains running from some solid point on the tractor to the lower iii point hitch arms to keep the bush sus scrofa from swining wildly about. they demand a niggling play in them, but not much. | | | |
| Wild Pecker | Re: Brush Hog Summit aligning in reply to johns48jdb, 09-25-2007 18:00:11 | | | John, those chains exercise nothing to prevent sway (physics would prevent them from doing and then anyway, installed in that fashion). If you look to the side of the lower 3 point arms, you volition clearly come across that stabilizer bars are installed. These chains LIMIT the downwards movement of the mower. |
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| Wild Nib | Re: Brush Hog Tiptop adjustment in respond to Mikebarcia, 09-24-2007 nineteen:36:06 | |  Mike I swiped this from Sean (TX) on the N board. You can make them, or buy them at TSC, Etc. More than pics are available in the original post | | | |
| marlowe | Re: Brush Hog Height adjustment in reply to Mikebarcia, 09-24-2007 nineteen:36:06 | | | you don't need any bondage on your hog to make it work merely call me . i have 5 to-20 same as a 30 and cutting road sides and you don't need or desire chains |
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| Lou | Re: Brush Grunter Height adjustment in reply to Mikebarcia, 09-24-2007 xix:36:06 | | | Go along asking your question and someone better with a calculator than me volition print you a motion picture of how to chain upwards your sus scrofa. They did for me last year and it worked great. Perchance the Ford board. |
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| marlowe | Re: Brush Hog Peak adjustment in reply to Mikebarcia, 09-24-2007 19:36:06 | | | the bush hog you accept will not work on a to-xxx the why information technology is with the chain at the summit the top has to exist solid and it can't motility call me for aid 920-446-3296 |
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| Wild Neb | Re: Castor Pig Superlative adjustment in reply to marlowe, 09-25-2007 fourteen:54:32 | | | Non exactly, the chain he is talking virtually goes from the top of the 3PH to the rear of the mower. Many, many mowers use the same structure. It is a good organisation that allows for more than movement of the mower deck to prevent bounden and scalping. |
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| Mike Barcia | Re: Castor Hog Height adjustment in reply to Mikebarcia, 09-24-2007 19:36:06 | | | If I extend the top link the chain between the deck and height link will just become more slack wont it? I am interested in these limiting chains, where would I claw them up on the tractor though? They would go from the lift arms to where? Thanks once again... |
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| glennster | Re: Brush Hog Height aligning in reply to Mike Barcia, 09-25-2007 05:39:fourteen | | | my woods mower has the limiting bondage on it. they run from the lower elevator pins on the mower to the top link on the tractor. it has 2 3/xvi inch steel plates that skid in on either side of the peak link. the chains hook to these brackets. yous adjust the length of the chains to limit the drop of the front of the mower. i fix it up on level basis so the front of the mower is just off the ground. and so fix your tailwheel and so the mower is level. be certain the bondage cannot get caught on the pto shaft when the mower is raised. a couple bungee straps piece of work good to pull the chains to the sides when the mower is up. | | | |
| James Howell | Re: Brush Hog Height adjustment in answer to Mikebarcia, 09-24-2007 19:36:06 | | | There may be several ways to adjust the front end acme of your mower depending on your 3 signal hitch and mower tail bike. You tin can conform the summit link by screwing it out to make it longer. This pushes the top of the mower dorsum away from the tractor. This raises the front of your mower. You lot can accommodate your iii point artillery by screwing them in to make them shorter. This raises the front of your mower. You can utilise a "rooster comb" tiptop link that has notches and put the concatenation in the offset notch. I have a "rooster rummage" on my Corsicana rotary cutter and put the chain on the notch closest to the tractor. This raises the front of the mower. You can prepare your mower tail bicycle in a lower hole to lower the rear of the mower. Any or all of the in a higher place have worked for me over the concluding twoscore+ years. Hope this helps. | | | |
| Allis chalmers vi | Re: Castor Pig Height adjustment in answer to Mikebarcia, 09-24-2007 19:36:06 | | | Sell the to-30. They are junk for brushogging. |
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| marlowe | Re: Brush Hog Tiptop adjustment in reply to Allis chalmers 6, 09-24-2007 22:45:14 | | | and you are so stupid for making a comment like that. I'll cutting rings effectually your AC any mean solar day |
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| Wild Nib | Re: Castor Hog Peak adjustment in reply to Mikebarcia, 09-24-2007 19:36:06 | | | Mike If you ahve information technology in typhoon control that is your trouble. A to-30 has position control doesn't it? If so position control is what you need. If not, then rig yourself up some limiting chains that the mower tin can hang on at the highth you want the grass cut at with the hydraulic control fully in the "down" position. With this ready upward yous can however lift the mower over objects, and the put it right back downwardly on your bondage to concord the cutting highth. Proficient luck and be safe! | | | |
| Mike barcia | Re: Brush Pig Height aligning in reply to Wild Bill, 09-24-2007 20:06:33 | | | Yep, I do have information technology in draft control, I dont retrieve I have position control, it is a 1951, if I did have position control where would it exist? thanks |
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