1. Mower Head (Gearbox): There are several grease fittings on the mower head gearbox, including one on the input shaft and others on the various bearings.
2. Cutterbar: The cutterbar has several grease fittings along its length, located at the pivot points of the cutterbar blades and the cutterbar drive mechanism.
3. Driveline: The driveline, including the PTO shaft and U-joints, has several grease fittings that should be lubricated regularly to ensure smooth operation and prevent premature wear.
4. Tailwheel Shaft: The tailwheel shaft has a grease fitting located at the base, where it connects to the mower frame.
5. Idler Pulley: The idler pulley that guides the cutterbar belt has a grease fitting located on its bearing.
6. Lift Cylinders: The lift cylinders that raise and lower the mower deck have grease fittings at their pivot points.
7. Hitch Area: The hitch area, where the mower is attached to the tractor, may have several grease fittings to ensure smooth movement and prevent wear on the hitch components.
It's important to refer to the specific operator's manual or maintenance guide for your John Deere 1360 Mower Conditioner to ensure that you properly identify and lubricate all grease points. The manual will also provide the recommended frequency of greasing, which may vary depending on operating conditions and usage. Regular greasing is essential to maintain the functionality and lifespan of your mower conditioner.
