BX 2360 60" deck adjustment question

[Scooby074]

My advice is get the deere gauge or build a block gauge.

Tape measures dont work as I found out when I set mine. The deere gauge is the best $8.00 you'll ever spend.

The adjustment on the rear bolts, with the locknuts, should provide all the adjustment to get the deck level you need. The lift pins are inside the oval holes under the adjustment bolts correct? 3pt flow control opened all the way up? 3pt lift arms moving for their full stroke? Blades installed correct?

Try measuring blade height with the deck height knob on 3"

 

[runnerbl]

My advice is get the deere gauge or build a block gauge.

Tape measures dont work as I found out when I set mine. The deere gauge is the best $8.00 you'll ever spend.

The adjustment on the rear bolts, with the locknuts, should provide all the adjustment to get the deck level you need. The lift pins are inside the oval holes under the adjustment bolts correct? 3pt flow control opened all the way up? 3pt lift arms moving for their full stroke? Blades installed correct?

Try measuring blade height with the deck height knob on 3"

Yes on the lift pins. They are secured in the the small pin that sets in the grove when pins are seated all the way in. Not sure what you mean about 3pt flow but the three pt hitch arms raise and lower their full range. If I measure at setting 3 and the blade height is the same, what does that mean? Haven't done it yet, just asking the question. Thanks for all y'alls help.

 

[Scooby074]

3pt flow > there is a knob, next to the height adjustment that opens a valve to allow the 3pt to move faster. It actually allows fluid to flow easier. When mowing, make sure its completely open.

The reason I suggested to measure both at 4" and 3" (even 2") settings was to see if there is any change. The deck might be being hung up. If there is no difference in blade height regardless of what the height setting knob says, there there are other issues to address.