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Read articles →A follow-up owner review at 40 hours of use, focused almost entirely on the M60 belly mower deck and its frustrating setup quirks, anti-scalp wheel adjustment, spacer placement, and the drive-over installation process. Nick documents gaps in Bobcat's manual and dealer support and shares workarounds he pieced together himself, including using the front-end loader to lift the front axle for adjustments. Most useful to CT1025 owners struggling with the same mower deck.
An owner-operator sharing hands-on impressions from their own experience, posted on the Nedlow farms w channel with no additional background provided.
There is no systematic method, it is guess and check. You need to slide spacers between the wheel and deck, which requires lifting the front end, ideally with a front-end loader tilted up.
Not very. It is based on the 2008 mower deck version with poor pictures, since the deck configuration has changed since then.
Once you understand the pin system locking the tractor to the mower deck, it takes less than five minutes for an on and off.
Yes, with a front-end loader attached mowing becomes miserable with no rear weight, so a ballast box or beet juice in the rear tires helps.
