Never modified one, when I cut rough areas I set mine all the way up about 6" maybe 7", I don't hit as much stuff that way can go right over to of a brick, small rocks, 4x4s, The higher you go the poorer the quality of cut I notice.
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When I cut the rough areas, horse pastures, the 1st cut when the grass is 12" 16" tall is not a good cut, alot of it gets folded over but if you go back and cut again in a day or two you get a much better cut. I found that if I cut every week or 2 weeks it's not too bad and if you can lower the deck a bit after you see where all the obstacles are even better.
Picture of what I use.
Picture of what I use.
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Defiantly I agree 100% as you can see from the picture my deck runs on wheels at the back but is suspended from the tractor at the front.
4 caster wheels on the deck make it full floating, follows the terrain much better.
Mine when you go over ups and downs either scalps or cuts way to hi.
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