Uneven Dispersion
Description:
When mowing, the cutting unit discharge should
spread evenly over the turf. Clumping occurs when
discharge collects and drops in piles on the turf.
Windrowing is when the discharge gathers in a row
at one side of the cutting unit. When the grass
collects at the edge of the basket and falls out, it is
called dribbling.
Uneven
Dispersion
Causes of Uneven Dispersion:
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Cutting off too much grass at one time
Mowing while grass is damp
Grass collecting on rollers
Scrapers improperly adjusted
Grass collecting on frame members
Grass collecting on bedknife heel
Grass collecting on bedknife edge
Not using baskets
Grass missing baskets
Cut off bar is misadjusted
Clippings not being reprocessed
Too much grass clipping volume for front discharge
Possible Corrective Actions:
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Mow more frequently
Allow turf to dry out prior to mowing
Use brushes or scrapers
Adjust scrapers to lightly brush grass and have a slight clearance to roller
Adjust cutting unit discharge (check for missing shields or deflectors)
Reduce bedknife attitude
Adjust bedknife contact (light contact is preferred)
Use baskets or other collection devices
Adjust cutoff bar and shields (see operators manual)
Adjust discharge to front or rear throw for best dispersion
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