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I'm going with you're not drinking the proper amount of fermented beverage which is causing an imbalance in the force which then causes the mower to miss a strip of grass.

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I'm going with you're not drinking the proper amount of fermented beverage which is causing an imbalance in the force which then causes the mower to miss a strip of grass.
Guess you need to drink more kefir.
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Don't think I saw checking to see if there is actual blade overlap. Unless you have timed blades, they would be staggered so that the end of adjoining blades cut the same 1/2" or so of turf. Timed ones would also have some overlap. Good luck with the issue.

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With the mower off, engage blades. Check tension on the belt. Belt should be tight.
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belt tension is good.
I just rebuilt the deck about 2 maybe 3 yrs ago and just put another belt tensioner spring on there. new spindles and pulleys. blade speed is good.

I did measure the blades. the back is a little lower than the front I think. just did a quick measurement since we have been getting ready for the himicane.

the deck is not completely "open" underneath it. it does have what I assume are baffles that surround the blades.


I have considered a box blade for the tractor and just using the ZT for up close but then the way my yard is laid out it would add another hour. I can also put a belly mower on my tractor but I also have a backhoe and FEL on it.
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One of these works very well for checking blade height. (costs around $10)
When I bought my JD335, they told me it was all set-up for mowing. I never liked the job it did until I checked and adjusted the blade heights. Now, it cuts perfectly.
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I'm going with the culprit being a bad spindle bearing.
Yah. Loosen the tensioner. Do they both spin freely and equally?

Also moisture content.
Wild grass will turn to hard rock in the dry season.
Wait a day after it rains to soften up..

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