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620 Mower deck removal

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    Posted: 27 Aug 2011 at 9:05pm
I'm looking at taking the belly mower off of my 620 to check the arbors and blades.  After unhooking the cables and front pins, what is the best way to get it out from under the tractor?  Looks like it could be a tight fit pulling it out from the side between the front and rear tires. 
 
What is the best (quickest and easiest) way to accomplish this task?
 
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I have taken the decks off both my 620 and 720 mowers several times, turn your front wheels to the left and pull the deck out on the right side, tight fit but it will come.
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We always just throw a couple of 2x4"s between the front wheels, and the mower deck, and back the tractor over the deck.  This will require taking off the black front mount, but that is only 4 more pins.  It sure beats dragging the deck out from underneigth, and back under later.
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i wrap a small chain around my waist and hook somwhere on deck and pull ,it s so heavy i do have to jerk on it i think it is like 280lbs,but in the book i t says to back over it but it always slides on me that why i do it my way
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I set it down on my creeper and lift the front with either the shop crane or the d15 bucket.then I just roll it out from underneith.
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We turn the wheels to the left but we put a thin board under the rollers so it slides easier.  We take it off to clean after every mow for about 7 years now and have had no problems this way.
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