Bush Hog 1115S Rotary Cutter OEM Parts
Bush Hog 1115S Rotary Cutter Parts: Diagrams, Assemblies & Components
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Bush Hog
TONGUE SUPPORT ASSEMBLY L.H. & R.H.60443 & 60444Model Number: 1115S_ROTARY_CUTTER -
Bush Hog
CLAMP BRACKET ASSEMBLY, 60792Model Number: 115S_ROTARY_CUTTER
Bush Hog 1115S Rotary Cutter FAQs, Specs, Maintenance & Installation Tips
Get answers about proper maintenance intervals, OEM fluid recommendations, and operation tips for your Bush Hog 1115S Rotary Cutter. Find out lubrication, inspection, and storage guidance to keep your cutter performing reliably all season.
1115S Rotary Cutter Fluid Specifications & Capacities
| Fluid | Specification | Capacity (qt) | Capacity (gal) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Gearbox Oil | SAE 90 EP gear oil | — | — |
1115S Rotary Cutter Complete Maintenance Schedule
| Service Item | Action | Interval | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Gearbox Oil Level | Check oil level at each use; add oil as needed. | Every 8 hours | Use SAE 90 EP gear oil |
| Blade Holder Nut Torque | Check for proper torque. | Every 8 hours | |
| Blade Bolt Torque | Check for proper torque. | Every 8 hours | Torque to 450 ft-lbs |
| Driveline U-joints | Lubricate with No. 2 lithium grease. | Every 8 hours | 2 fittings |
| Driveline Guard Bearings | Lubricate with No. 2 lithium grease. | Every 8 hours | 2 fittings |
| Blade Bolt and Nut | Check and retorque as needed. | Every 8 hours | |
| Tailwheel Hub | Lubricate with No. 2 lithium grease. | Every 50 hours | 1 fitting |
| Tailwheel Fork | Lubricate with No. 2 lithium grease. | Every 50 hours | 1 fitting |
| Gearbox Oil | Change after first 50 hours, then every 100 hours. | First 50 hours then every 100 hours | Use SAE 90 EP gear oil |
1115S Rotary Cutter Operating Specifications
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Working Width | 180 inches |
| Blades | 2 |
| PTO Requirements | 35-75 HP, 540 rpm |
1115S Rotary Cutter Operating Warnings
| System | Indicator | Required Action |
|---|---|---|
| Blade Contact | Bystanders within 300 feet | Keep bystanders at least 300 feet away during operation |
1115S Rotary Cutter Seasonal Storage
- Clean all debris from unit
- Lubricate all grease fittings
- Touch up paint on bare metal to prevent rust
- Store in dry location
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- What type of gearbox oil should be used in the 1115S Rotary Cutter?
- How often should I check or change the gearbox oil on the 1115S Rotary Cutter?
- How often should I grease the blade spindle bearings on the 1115S Rotary Cutter?
- What type of grease should be used for the lubrication points on the 1115S Rotary Cutter?
- What is the recommended procedure for seasonal storage of the 1115S Rotary Cutter?
- How do I check the blade condition on the 1115S Rotary Cutter?
- How do I safely transport the 1115S Rotary Cutter on public roads?
- What should I do if the blades do not rotate freely?
- How often should I inspect the driveline for wear or damage?
- What should I do if the cutter vibrates excessively during operation?
What type of gearbox oil should be used in the 1115S Rotary Cutter?
Answer: Use SAE 80W-90 gear oil.
How often should I check or change the gearbox oil on the 1115S Rotary Cutter?
Answer: Check the gearbox oil every 8 hours of operation and change after the first 50 hours, then every 250 hours thereafter.
How often should I grease the blade spindle bearings on the 1115S Rotary Cutter?
Answer: Grease the blade spindle bearings every 8 hours of operation.
What type of grease should be used for the lubrication points on the 1115S Rotary Cutter?
Answer: Use No. 2 lithium grease.
What is the recommended procedure for seasonal storage of the 1115S Rotary Cutter?
Answer: Clean all debris from the unit, lubricate all grease fittings, touch up paint on bare metal to prevent rust, and store in a dry location.
How do I check the blade condition on the 1115S Rotary Cutter?
Answer: Inspect blades regularly for wear, cracks, or damage and replace if necessary.
How do I safely transport the 1115S Rotary Cutter on public roads?
Answer: Make sure the cutter is securely attached, the driveline is disengaged, and follow all local road regulations.
What should I do if the blades do not rotate freely?
Answer: Check for obstructions, ensure the gearbox is properly lubricated, and inspect the driveline and blade carrier for damage.
How often should I inspect the driveline for wear or damage?
Answer: Inspect the driveline before each use.
What should I do if the cutter vibrates excessively during operation?
Answer: Stop the machine, inspect for damaged or unbalanced blades, and check for loose hardware.