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Final Checks and Troubleshooting Cut Quality Issues

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How the Pro's Level a mower deck, Fix steering problems & set Rake for the best cut quality 4k video

What happens here

After performing all adjustments, conduct a final inspection and test cut. Observe for common issues: if the mower is scalping the ground, it's cutting too low. If the cut appears like 'stair-stepping' (uneven horizontal lines), the deck is not level side-to-side. If there are 'mohawks' or strips of missed grass, it likely indicates a bent blade, a bent deck, or a bent spindle. These issues require physical inspection and repair of the affected components. Remember that each mower is slightly different, and sometimes subtle adjustments to tire pressure (e.g., lowering rear tire pressure to about 8-10 PSI to flatten the deck for certain conditions) can help optimize cut quality.

Goal: Verify optimal cut quality and troubleshoot any remaining issues.

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[Music] yes the humans got flu over 2,000 pounds okay Richmond tired okay and the big issue with that is is there are no flats right they're still not flat yet but there's no rubber left it was just a super thick carcass okay so on this one here landscapers love them because there's no flat tires right right the problem is all the treads worn off of another whole machine set in too low and that's putting their deck out of adjustment right that's the problem so

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