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Verify Even Caster Fork Ground Pressure

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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

With the mower deck's weight removed, check the front caster forks by manually wiggling and feeling for resistance or 'play' in their movement. Ideally, both caster forks should feel similar in terms of resistance and ground pressure. If one caster fork feels significantly lighter or heavier than the other, it indicates an issue such as worn bearings in the wheel or fork, or a bent fork. These issues must be addressed before proceeding with deck leveling, as uneven caster pressure will compromise the accuracy of any deck adjustments.

Goal: Ensure both front caster forks have even contact and pressure with the ground.

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wasn't good would this one be doing the crappy floppy in that one movie sitting all right okay so and on this one it's actually good so nobody ever checks is you can't level a deck until you have even force on forecast so what ahead what happens if the casters are off what then what well you have to start looking so it could be bad bearings in the front end either in the wheel or the cast for a lot of times what happens is somebody cut a tire they

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