# How to Remove a Blade Pan Assembly on a Bush Hog 2010
A rotary cutter is a tractor-drawn attachment used to cut grass or weeds on large properties. Bush Hog is a manufacturer of many different styles and designs of rotary cutters. The blades to the rotary cutter sit directly beneath the blade pans. Removing the blade pan from a 2010 series Bush Hog takes only a few minutes to complete.
Things You'll Need
- 1 11/16-inch socket
- Socket wrench
- Work gloves
Instructions
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Position the rotary cutter for easy access to the blades underneath the blade pan. Disconnect the cutter from power source for safety.
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Remove the blade nuts and bolts which hold the blades to the blade pan with a 1 11/16-inch socket wrench.
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Take out the blades from underneath the blade pan. Once the blades have been removed, the blade pan is not attached to any other components.
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Put on work gloves. Carefully remove the blade pan from the Bush Hog. The edges of the pan may be sharp.
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