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Read articles →This video focuses on the hands-on process of mounting a Rhino TS10 flex-wing cutter to a friend's 3039R, a tractor the host doesn't personally own, covering PTO hookup tips, drawbar length safety (referencing a past mishap), leveling rod adjustment, gearbox and slip-clutch design, grease-fitting count, cutting-height operation, and foam-filled tire options. It goes moderately deep on implementation details and finishes with brief field use. Best for buyers weighing the TS10's cost and complexity.
An owner-operator channel where the host shares projects from personal experience, occasionally collaborating with fellow enthusiasts rather than speaking from a dealership or professional standpoint.
The drawbar is supposed to be 14 inches minimum; the host references busting out his own tractor's back end when it wasn't long enough.
Put the PTO in mid so the shaft rotates freely, then slide the heavier shaft on until it snaps and locks into place on its own.
It has multiple grease fittings, one shaft with five and another with eight or nine, and takes a long time to fully lubricate the whole attachment.
Standard flap wheels come by default, but foam-filled Rhino Tracks are an upgraded option, and inner tires are optional beyond the two outside tires.
