Cub Cadet 2206 manual Cutting Height Adjustment

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8.Raise the deck to the highest position. Recheck the blade measurements described in step 4. If the resultant measurements are not correct, repeat steps 5, 6 and 7 until the proper measurements are obtained.

NOTE

The front lift rod should be against the front of both slots in the deck front roller bracket. If one side of the rod is not against the front of the slot after attaining the correct front pitch to the deck, tighten the front lock nut on that side until the rod just contacts the front of the slot.

9.Tighten the rear jam nuts after adjustment of the front lift rod is completed.

10.Connect the spark plug wires if previously disconnected.

CUTTING HEIGHT ADJUSTMENT

WARNING

Before making any adjustments, place the PTO switch in the “OFF” position, engage the brake pedal lock, turn the ignition key to the “OFF” position and remove the key from the switch.

To adjust the mower deck cutting height by raising or lowering the ball wheels, refer to Figure 62 and proceed as follows:

1.Move the tractor implement lift handle to the position that places the ball wheels slightly above or just contacting the surface below.

2.Remove the quick release pins from both the rear ball wheel spindles and the front ball wheel caster assemblies.

3.As necessary, raise or lower the tractor implement lift handle to place the mower deck at the desired cutting height.

4.Position the front castor brackets to align with the hole in the index spindles that allow the ball wheels to just contact the surface below. Reinstall the quick release pins to secure the castor brackets. Both castor brackets should be pinned in the same index spindle hole location.

5.Note the index spindle hole used for the front castor brackets and adjust the rear ball wheels to the corresponding hole in the rear index spindle. Remember the lowest index hole in the rear spindle corresponds to the highest index hole in the front castor spindle. All four ball wheels should be installed using the same relative index hole location in each spindle.

WARNING

When adjusting the mower deck, be careful not to cut yourself on the sharp blades.

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NOTE

Cutting height adjustment should be performed only AFTER the mower deck has been properly leveled. Place the tractor on a firm, level surface and check for proper tire inflation.

When using the 48" mower deck, all four ball wheels should contact the ground. Therefore the cutting height is adjusted by raising or lowering the ball wheels. When adjusting the cutting height take note of the following:

The highest holes in the index spindle for the front ball wheels correspond to the low- est cutting height for the mower deck.

The lowest holes in the index spindle for the rear ball wheels correspond to the lowest cutting height for the mower deck.

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1.Ball Wheel

2.Front Castor Bracket

3.Quick Release Pin

4.Front Index Spindle

5.Rear Index Spindle

Figure 62

6.The correct mower deck cutting height adjustment is achieved when the tractor implement lift handle is lowered to the desired mower deck cutting height and all four mower deck ball wheels just contact the surface below.

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Contents Important Read Safety Rules and Instructions Carefully OPERATOR’S ManualMANUFACTURER’S Warranty Coverage Contents Tractor and Deck PreparationSafe Operation Practices General OperationII. Slope Operation Do notIII. Children IV. Service Safety Graphic Located on Left Side of Mower Deck Deflector and Safety GraphicProduct Graphics To the Owner Serial Number LocationSection I. Controls and Indicators Safety Interlock Switches Not ShownIGNITION/LIGHT Switch LOW OIL IndicatorPower TAKE-OFF PTO Control Switch Hour MeterBrake Pedal Lift Height IndicatorSeat Adjustment Lever Forward Control PedalSafety Interlock Switches Fuel TankHood and Side Panels Page Section II. Operation Before Operating Your TractorStarting the Engine Tractor BREAK-IN Procedure Stopping the EngineCold Weather Starting Driving the Tractor Stopping the Tractor Operating the Power TAKE-OFF PTO ClutchDriving on Slopes DrawbarSection III. Adjustments Adjusting the SeatAdjusting the Brakes Front Wheel Adjustment Pivot BAR AdjustmentWheel Alignment Hydrostatic Neutral Adjustment Checking the Transmission Neutral SettingControl Adjusting Lift Assist Spring TensionFront Control Rod Rear Control Rod Hex Tap Screw Pivot Sleeve Neutral ArmCarburetor Adjustments Engine OIL Section IV. MaintenanceEngine Maintenance Checking the OIL LevelAdding OIL Draining OIL and Replacing OIL FilterFilling the Crankcase Checking Transmission OIL Level Adding Transmission OILHydrostatic Drive OIL Filter AIR Cleaner Servicing the PrecleanerCleaning Engine Air Cleaner Cover Paper Element Wing NutElement Cover Air Cleaner Base Rubber Grommet Servicing the Paper ElementSpark Plug Fuel FilterHeadlights Storage of the Battery General Battery InformationMaintenance of Battery Common Causes for Battery FailureBattery Installation Battery Removal or InstallationBattery Removal Wash Hands after handlingTires Tire SizePounds per Square InchMounting Tires on the RIM Installation of Deck Section V. Mower DeckQuick Attach ROD Captured Lift ROD Bracket Assembly Idler ARM Lever Stop Bracket PTO Belt Mower Deck Center Double Pulley Front of Deck Removal of Deck Idler ARM Lever Stop Bracket Front Lift ROD Front Roller Bracket Slots Side to Side Leveling Adjustment AdjustmentFinger guard Blade Hard Level Surface Measure This Distance Front to Back Leveling Adjustment Cutting Height Adjustment Cleaning and Blade Care LubricationSpindle Drive Belt Replacement Movable Idler Pulley Idler Arm Lever Spindle Drive BeltSection VI. OFF-SEASON Storage Section VII. Mowing MowingOptional Equipment and Accessories Maintenance Chart Month Season Yearly StorageHard to Start Engine Operates Irregularly or KnocksPTO Clutch will not Engage Maintenance Trouble ShootingLack of Power NanceLubrication Table Lubrication Guide Lubrication Guide 100 Specifications EnginePage Slope Gauge Commercial USE CUB Cadet Corporation MANUFACTURER’S Limited Warranty Residential USEMaintenance Parts Chart

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