Good advice on the nuts, washers and bolts. I just brought mine home today. I think I will use a blue threadlocker during assembly and check factory bolts as well. Nice video!
I have 6 acers of about the same and have been looking into this system versus a 4 wheel drive tractor and bush hog and I think this is the winner and cost affordable
Thanks for the Video, I can say these are great , but he's right the bolts do come loose. I took the time to take them all off and used red lock tight on them and haven't had 1 come loose since
You can always use a large enough bolt that u could drill a hole perpendicular to the bolt and slip a cotter pin in the hole right above the wing nut so it can't vibrate completely loose.
Yes, still happy. Haven't had any issues apart from one tire popping off the rim. No tire damage...just popped it back on and reinflated and haven't had a problem since.
I wish I had DR rough-cut mower. Instead, a couple months ago I purchased a Swisher brush mower which is 448 pounds and tires on the unit unable to carry the weight effectively. First time mowing and had a flat. Following day, noticed the other tire was half deflated. Also, drinks gasoline fast. Furthermore, raising and lowering and leveling machine complicated. One last thing, due to only two flimsy, small wheels to support mower; I found that scalping ground with mower blades happens on rough ground. My previous brush mower with four wheels mowed the same area and never ever scalped the ground.
Good advice on the nuts, washers and bolts. I just brought mine home today. I think I will use a blue threadlocker during assembly and check factory bolts as well. Nice video!
They put the enguage and disengage sticker on backwards, love the mower. Nice video.
I have 6 acers of about the same and have been looking into this system versus a 4 wheel drive tractor and bush hog and I think this is the winner and cost affordable
Thanks for the Video, I can say these are great , but he's right the bolts do come loose. I took the time to take them all off and used red lock tight on them and haven't had 1 come loose since
You can always use a large enough bolt that u could drill a hole perpendicular to the bolt and slip a cotter pin in the hole right above the wing nut so it can't vibrate completely loose.
Thanks for the detailed information. Mine arrived today. Can’t wait to use it.
Thank you great video.
I’m considering the same ATV & 44 inch swisher. How wide is your 12ft trailer?
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They actually just put your sticker on backwards for the "Engaged - Disengaged"...mine's correct.
Hey man. Really good info here.
Are you still happy with the mower? We are thinking of buying one.
Thank you.
Yes, still happy. Haven't had any issues apart from one tire popping off the rim. No tire damage...just popped it back on and reinflated and haven't had a problem since.
@@epicletterr4048 Thank you! We're going to place an order for one tomorrow.
I wish I had DR rough-cut mower. Instead, a couple months ago I purchased a Swisher brush mower which is 448 pounds and tires on the unit unable to carry the weight effectively. First time mowing and had a flat. Following day, noticed the other tire was half deflated. Also, drinks gasoline fast. Furthermore, raising and lowering and leveling machine complicated. One last thing, due to only two flimsy, small wheels to support mower; I found that scalping ground with mower blades happens on rough ground. My previous brush mower with four wheels mowed the same area and never ever scalped the ground.
How about actually showing it work!
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