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BCS implement change #2- rear-facing, with gear shift and PTO engagement levers removed.

by Sandelis Miller, LSI Global Greens

Summary

BCS rear to forward facing sequence #2, walk behind tractor in rear-facing, with gear shift and PTO engagement levers removed. This is an important step when you are turning the handlebars from rear to forward facing. The BCS tractor is in a mowed field
This picture is part of a BCS rear to forward facing sequence . This photo shows a necessary step of removing the gear shift lever and the PTO engagement lever so you can change the handlebar orientation in order to change implements. The walk behind tractor is in rear-facing mode with the PTO underneath the handlebars, with gear shift and PTO engagement levers removed and hanging to the side of the BCS on the group. The BCS tractor is in a mowed field.
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BCS rear to forward facing sequence #2, walk behind tractor in rear-facing, with gear shift and PTO engagement levers removed. This is an important step when you are turning the handlebars from rear to forward facing. The BCS tractor is in a mowed field

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BCS rear to forward facing sequence #2, walk behind tractor in rear-facing, with gear shift and PTO engagement levers removed. This is an important step when you are turning the handlebars from rear to forward facing. The BCS tractor is in a mowed field

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