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Read articles →This video introduces the Baumalight MP348 forestry mulcher by walking through initial setup: cutting and fitting the PTO shaft (including a useful tip about measuring in the raised position with a hydraulic top link), greasing points, and leveling. Actual mulching footage is brief and cut short by extreme drought conditions, so this is more of an unboxing and prep walkthrough than a true field demo. Best for owners curious about first-time attachment setup.
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Take the measurement with the three-point hitch raised, not in the neutral position, since raising it brings the implement closer to the tractor and shortens the needed shaft length.
Yes, pulling the hydraulic top link in shortens the distance even more, so cut the shaft to work at that shortest length while still allowing enough coverage at the longest length.
Each tooth is round but three-sided with notches, so when one side wears out you loosen the nut and rotate it to expose a new sharp edge, giving three cuts per tooth set.
There is a grease fitting on each side of the unit, plus two more bearings accessed after removing a boot that reveals a maintenance door with a Kevlar belt and tensioner.
