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Read articles →An owner-operator running a heavy 7-foot brush hog on an RK55, this video stands out for its practical mid-session maintenance walk-through: why and how to clean clogged radiator screens every 30-60 minutes during heavy mowing. It also covers three-point hitch leveling, top-link adjustment for ground contour, grapple hookup, and gear selection for thick growth. Best for RK55 owners tackling overgrown fields.
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About every 30 minutes to an hour depending on how tall and thick the material is, to prevent overheating or starting a fire.
No, do not wash it out with water since that collects dirt and grass faster. Use air or a brush to blow or brush it out instead.
Put it in low gear for real thick stuff, three to seven feet tall. For thinner, already bush hogged growth you can use medium gear.
Adjust it as far out as possible without pulling threads out, normally about the middle, so the back can contour to humps and ditches.
