S
ection
5 — o
peration
25
Reconfigurable Mower
Inner Baffle
Discharge
Baffle
Cutting
Blades
Gauge
Wheels
Front Roller
Rear Rollers
Standard set-up
Installed
Installed
Hi-lift
Low = 3 to 5”
Low = 3 to 5”
Low = 3 to 5”
Stems (Dandelion, Bahia,
Buckhorn, etc.)
Removed
Installed
Hi-lift
High = 1 to
2-1⁄2”
Low = 3 to 5”
High = 1 to
2-1⁄2”
Low = 3 to 5”
High = 1 to
2-1⁄2”
Low = 3 to 5”
Very Lush &/or tall grass
Removed
Installed
Hi-lift
High = 1 to
2-1⁄2”
Low = 3 to 5”
High = 1 to
2-1⁄2”
Low = 3 to 5”
High = 1 to
2-1⁄2”
Low = 3 to 5”
Low cut height (1 to 2”)
Installed
Installed
Low-lift
High = 1 to
2-1⁄2”
High = 1 to
2-1⁄2”
High = 1 to
2-1⁄2”
Mulch
Installed
Removed
Hi-lift/Mulch
High = 1 to
2-1⁄2”
Low = 3 to 5”
High = 1 to
2-1⁄2”
Low = 3 to 5”
High = 1 to
2-1⁄2”
Low = 3 to 5”
Material collection
Installed
Installed
Hi-lift
High = 1 to
2-1⁄2”
Low = 3 to 5”
High = 1 to
2-1⁄2”
Low = 3 to 5”
High = 1 to
2-1⁄2”
Low = 3 to 5”
Abrasive (sandy), dry
Removed
Installed
Low-lift
High = 1 to
2-1⁄2”
Low = 3 to 5”
High = 1 to
2-1⁄2”
Low = 3 to 5”
High = 1 to
2-1⁄2”
Low = 3 to 5”
Wet
Installed
Installed
Hi-lift
High = 1 to
2-1⁄2”
Low = 3 to 5”
High = 1 to
2-1⁄2”
Low = 3 to 5”
High = 1 to
2-1⁄2”
Low = 3 to 5”
Table Notes:
This table is a general outline of suggested settings, mowing conditions may vary.
Inner Baffle:
The inner baffle regulates grass discharge. Remove the inner baffle for high-volume grass and install the inner baffle for
precision cutting.
Discharge Baffle:
The discharge baffle enhances the grass discharge pattern. The discharge baffle reduces clumping and should be
removed for mulching.
Gauge Wheels:
The gauge wheels reduce scalping, help with precision cutting and reduce turf defacement during turns.
Rear Rollers:
The rear rollers reduce scalping and gives grass a striped appearance.
Cutting Blades:
The cutting blades cut grass, create grass lift and discharge grass through the discharge chute.
Discharge Chute:
The discharge chute controls the mower deck discharge and enhances the discharge pattern
NOTE:
To avoid damaging grass, no more than 1⁄3 of the grass height should be removed during a single cutting (i.e. if the grass is 6”
tall, cut it to 4”).
