First find a level spot that can be harder then some think.Then make sure the tire pressure is correct.Then with the blade tips forward adjust so the front is 1/8th to 1/4 lower then back.I check both sides outer blades.But if you measure the threads on the arbor bolt both sides it should be the same both sides.Measure from the outer nut to end of threads and make them the same.Then check both sides and it should be OK.Then turn the blades so there facing out and adjust as needed.
My dealer tried to tell me that the deck should be checked for level from time to time.Especially after removing the deck.I have been around long enouph to know that is a bunch of bunk.As long as the nuts are locked tight why would removing the deck make it change.Atleast I have never had a problem keeping a deck level after it is set right.I think he told me this as an excuse for why it was not set before delievery.The tire pressure was not even set right.
My dealer tried to tell me that the deck should be checked for level from time to time.Especially after removing the deck.I have been around long enouph to know that is a bunch of bunk.As long as the nuts are locked tight why would removing the deck make it change.Atleast I have never had a problem keeping a deck level after it is set right.I think he told me this as an excuse for why it was not set before delievery.The tire pressure was not even set right.
