Does anyone else think its a pain? pretty much better get it where you need before leaving the shop?
adjusting the height on a wright stander
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Does anyone else think its a pain? pretty much better get it where you need before leaving the shop?
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yea we leave our fixed stander where it is all year and just adjust the front caster wheels here and there
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Same here.
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The Standers are shipped with four quarter inch spacers above the blades from Wright. Fine tuning these can be a pain but after you set these you are able to change the height of cut with the half inch spacers on the casters.
Just hang each front wheel off of your trailer gate and make your adjustments after that. It doesn't even take a minute at that point. :usflag:
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Cool...ive been freaking out about this problem for a few days...i still havent been able to even try this mower out since i picked it up...its been raining for days...
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Same way i do it as well. Its a little tough in Okla some times as we cut bermuda one height and fescue another. But since it is my spray rig too i deal with it.
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I bought a brand new one just before they made the rapid height adjustment models. :hammerhead: :hammerhead: :hammerhead:
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