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Read articles →This is a walkaround of the Land Pride Commander 5615 batwing mower, not a mowing demo. Wayne points out grease fittings on every pivot point, the four gearboxes and how to check/add fluid, the seven-year gearbox warranty, deck-height spacers, blade sharpening access, and the transport lock pin for the wings. It's maintenance-focused and brief, useful for owners wanting to understand service points before buying or servicing one.
Posted by the Futch's Tractor Depot channel, presented by a staffer named Wayne, so expect a dealership-style walkaround rather than independent field testing.
You want to do your grease fittings probably every eight hours. If you're mowing real heavy, you might want to do it every six hours.
You have two extra spacers you can add for deck height. For a higher cut add one or two more spacers; for a lower cut remove them and store them on the pins.
You take off the fill point in the middle of the gearbox, add fluid up to the opening, and level it off once fluid starts seeping out.
When the wing is up, a pin goes into a hole to lock it in place so the wings do not bleed down while traveling and possibly hit something.
