Getting the MMM off a B7500

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skgolfer

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Location
South Jersey
Tractor
B7500HST
Anyone have any suggestions for getting the MMM (60") off a B7500 easily. I also have the 302 loader and the only way I could get the MMM off was to jack up the front of the tracker. It was the first time I took it off and with a helper it took 20 minutes. Is there an easier way. Thanks.
 
   / Getting the MMM off a B7500 #2  
I can't see that it would be much harder than my BX. I remember a post (and also a local dealer telling me) that the 60"MMM with the 302 loader has some clearance problems. I don't know if this has any thing to do with the extra effort needed to remove the MMM or if it is even true. I was told that a 272 FEL was to be ordered if you wanted a MMM. If I had gone for the 7500 I would have ordered it just as you have.
BTW, who was the dealer? I see in your bio that you are in South Jersey. I'm in NY (Long Island) and I went where you are to Advantage Sales to get my BX. Great service, prices, etc.. If you bought it there (or even if you didn't) those guys will be happy to give you any info/help with your problem. Ask for Bruce.
 
   / Getting the MMM off a B7500 #3  
I have the same configuration; B7500, 60 mmm and 302 loader. I put on and take off the mower once a week, and using the loader to lift the front-end it takes less than five minutes. BTW, I don't think it matters if it's the 272 or 302 loader, at least in my case with the bar-turf tires, the front guage wheels of the mower cannot clear the front drive shaft and that is why I need to lift up the front end.


AC
 
   / Getting the MMM off a B7500 #4  
I have the same setup, B7500 with 302 FEL and 60" mmm. I use the loader to put on and off the mower. The best way I found is to use the loader and raise the front of the tractor up as far as it will go. You then push the mower deck under and hook up the pins. I leave the front bar that hooks up with handle on the mower and use that to guide the mower around. After I'm done mowing I reinstall the loader, lower the 3pt. pull the pins, disconect the drive shaft and release the front handle, raise the 3pt. After the mower is just sitting under the tractor use the bucket and raise the tractor as high as you can get it. Grab hold of the front bracket and pull it out from under the tractor. It should only take a couple of minites! You may have to turn the wheels one way or the other depending the mowing height. Good luck!

Jim
 
   / Getting the MMM off a B7500 #5  
I have the same settup and remove/attach the mm in the same fashion. The thing I have found the most troublesome is the mid-pto and getting it to release and then getting the shaft to re-slide all the way on.
 
   / Getting the MMM off a B7500 #6  
Are you pulling the quick connect coupler all the way back when putting on or off? When I install it I reach under and move the blades to get the spline lined up. The shaft slides on and off without much effort. Once on I push it back and forth until it clicks. I'd think I would check your quick coupler maybe spray some lube on it.

Jim
 
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Thanks all.....I really appreciate the tips.
 

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