McLane Reel Mower 20 in. Greens Keeper 10 Blade GX160
McLane Reel Mower 20 in. Greens Keeper 10 Blade GX160
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The McLane 20 in. greens keeper uses 10 blades for ultra-precise cutting of Bermuda, Paspalum, and other premium turf grass. The greens keeper includes a grooved roller, which helps to level and compact soil in the spring, ensuring consistency across the lawn. This reel mower is driven by a Honda GX160 engine, and built on an all-steel, heavy duty chassis. The bed knife and reel are induction heat treated, providing excellent durability through precision hardening. All McLane front throw mowers are equipped with Touch-A-Matic engine clutch controls for ease of operation, along with a rear roller drive for positive traction. The mower also incorporates both belt and chain drives for reliability, and consistent, smooth mowing.
- 20 in. wide front throw reel mower with 10 blades and grass catcher
- Cuts as low as 1/8 in. and as high as 2-1/8 in.
- Grooved front roller minimizes lawn roll down for smoother turf
- Induction heat treated bed knife and reel for precision and reliability
- Touch-A-Matic engine clutch controls provide smooth and easy operation
- Rear roller drive provides traction for powered operation
- Ideal for cutting all Bermuda, St. Augustine, and Zoysia grasses
- Penetrating bed knife deters thatch buildup
- Steel wheels with ball bearings for smooth operation
- Made in the USA
| Brand | McLane |
|---|---|
| Country of Origin | Made in USA |
| Blade Material | Steel |
| Blade Thickness | 0 in. |
| Blade Width | 0 in. |
| Cutting Thickness Range | 1/8 in - 2 1/8 in |
| Cutting Width | 20 in. |
| Discharge Location | Front |
| Frame Material | Steel |
| Handle Length | 0 in. |
| Handle Material | Steel |
| Head Length | 0 in. |
| Head Material | Steel |
| Head Type | N/A |
| Head Width | 0 in. |
| Maximum Cutting Height | 2.125 in. |
| Minimum Cutting Height | 1/8 in |
| Number Of Blades | 10 |
| Product Height | 28 in. |
| Product Length | 30 in. |
| Product Weight | 188 lb. |
| Product Width | 24 in. |
| PTO Drive Type | N/A |
| Wheel Size | 0 in. |
| Manufacturer Part Number | GPE211064 |
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Q: How do you adjust the cutting height?
2 months ago1 Answer
- A: Hi Neighbor- Step 1: Set the Overall Range Locate the Axle: Find the front wheel assembly where the wheels attach to the mower. The bolts on each side can be moved into one of the three different holes located on the side plates. Shift the Assembly: Loosen the bolts and reposition the axle.To lower the cut: Move the axle to the top hole.To raise the cut: Move the axle to the bottom hole.Make sure both sides are set to the exact same hole. Step 2: Make Micro Adjustments Loosen the hardware: Loosen the four mounting bolts (two on each side) and the front spreader tie rod bolts on the front of the mower. Adjust the Height: Locate the micro height adjustment nuts on the front.Clockwise moves the wheels down for a higher cut.Counter-Clockwise moves the wheels up for a shorter cut. Set the Lever: Once your preferred range is dialed in, use the cutting height adjustment lever to shift between the four preset notches for minor daily adjustments. Secure the Mower: Firmly tighten all the nuts and bolts you loosened in step one to lock the height in place.2 months agoHelpful?
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Q: How do you adjust the cutting height?
2 months ago1 Answer
- A: Hi Neighbor- Step 1: Set the Overall Range Locate the Axle: Find the front wheel assembly where the wheels attach to the mower. The bolts on each side can be moved into one of the three different holes located on the side plates. Shift the Assembly: Loosen the bolts and reposition the axle.To lower the cut: Move the axle to the top hole.To raise the cut: Move the axle to the bottom hole.Make sure both sides are set to the exact same hole. Step 2: Make Micro Adjustments Loosen the hardware: Loosen the four mounting bolts (two on each side) and the front spreader tie rod bolts on the front of the mower. Adjust the Height: Locate the micro height adjustment nuts on the front.Clockwise moves the wheels down for a higher cut.Counter-Clockwise moves the wheels up for a shorter cut. Set the Lever: Once your preferred range is dialed in, use the cutting height adjustment lever to shift between the four preset notches for minor daily adjustments. Secure the Mower: Firmly tighten all the nuts and bolts you loosened in step one to lock the height in place.2 months agoHelpful?
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