Removing Pan on Rhino Cutter

[Bamadan]

I need to remove the pan on my Rhino TW72 Cutter(6 ft). My plan is to turn the cutter on it's side and chain it to something (like a tree). My question: Which would be better (safer), turn it on it's side or lifting up from the rear and set it on the front end, putting the front of the cutter down. Most everything I do at the farm, I do by myself. I have NO intentions of crawling under it. Any suggestions? Thanks

 

[kenny thomas]

Less chance of damage to the hitch if you set it on the rear end instead of the front. Also take the blades off before you stand it up.