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It hooks up easily since all three connection points pivot individually, lifts very high for tall grass, and ejects grass evenly behind without clumping or leaving rows.
Maneuverability suffers because the mower hangs off the back, making the tractor longer with a wider turning radius, especially near fences or in tighter areas.
Yes, you remove the top pin and shift shims from one side to the other to add or remove an inch, with half-inch increments for fine-tuning.
When backing under brush or weeds, the height-adjustment pin can get caught, come out, and cause the back wheel to fall off, losing spacers that need replacing.
