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Jonathan


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Leveling Craftsman Mower Deck - tip for others
Original Message   Jul 28, 2006 7:13 am
I have a Craftsman LT1000 that started to mow very unevenly. I checked the side to side measurements as per the manual (was level) and went through all the other troubleshooting steps. There was no improvement. Then I decided to check the deck level at my usual mowing height. It was 1/2" lower on one side. The manual says to check the level at the deck's highest position. On my machine anyway, the deck is not suspended freely at that point and thus gives a false level measurement. I adjusted the deck at its mowing level and it works fine now.

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Re: Leveling Craftsman Mower Deck - tip for others
Reply #2   Mar 27, 2008 9:23 pm
My neighbour complained to me about his riding mower cutting unevenly.  He asked me if I knew how to level the mowing deck.  I told him to add about eight pound of air to his rear right tire. 
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