[Sauls1686]

I like my scag but somtimes on uneven terrain the cut is uneven. (IE on the first pass the left wheels are on a slight ridge, the next pass makes the first look lower. (at least on the right side))

I know its a fixed deck so i expect it. But still i would like to know how to minimize it. I have the height all the way up (front wheels). I was thinking that I might move the blades up on the spindles and that might help.

Dunno though. Im new to commercial equipment. Somtimes i feel like going back to my personal pace...............!



SAULS

 

[cklands]

Have you checked the air pressure to make sure that all the tires are set where they should be? I also had the problem with one of my mowers when the cutter housing needed to be replaced.

 

[GLAN]

Are you cutting an incline?

Tire pressure both front and rear. Also if you are catching the weight of the grass can do that. We run the discharge fully inflated.

 

[Sauls1686]

i just got it thurs. They did all that when i bought it. and it cuts beautifully on level ground. its just where the deck digs in and when one side is "riding a ridge". otherwise im happy with it. im not sure if my customers will be though, i had them spoiled with my toro 21".

SAULS

 

[Sauls1686]

k well the deck doesnt actually DIG IN. but is lower on one side. (sorry about that)

 

[geogunn]

Originally posted by Sauls1686
i just got it thurs. They did all that when i bought it. and it cuts beautifully on level ground. its just where the deck digs in and when one side is "riding a ridge

sauls...dude, you are dreadfully close to a scalp with that thing.

scalps are operator error. always.

depending on how bad the scalp is sometime you can find a little piece of turf on the property somewhere that the homeowner wont notice and dig it up and perform a transplant to cover your mistake untill you learn what you are doing.

good luck man!

GEO

 

[Sauls1686]

k good--im glad its my bad. i wasnt liking the idea of it being the mower. too many $$$ (at least for ME)