Been push mowing my 2 acre lawn for the last 2 years and finally saved up and purchased a John Deere LA105 ( 42" deck ) last month. Hit a stump, bent a blade, purchased new ones and put em on. Now there's a strip of grass maybe 4-5 inches wide that isn't being cut down the middle.
I registered to ask this question but it said I needed to post here first. Was hoping to post it tonight and then read replies in the morning before trying to figure it out. Oh well. Will ask again tomorrow in the Lawn & Garden Tractor section of the forum.
I did remove the deck completely when changing the blades but I havent changed anything really. I got 3-in-1 OEM blades so they are the correct ones. Do not think they are on upside down but I will pull the deck again in the morning and double check. Originally removed only the bent blade and used the remaining one to determine how the new one should be put on. Then removed the remaining one and put the new one on the same way as the other one.
The grass is a little tall currently but it was way taller before when I first purchased the mower and it handled it just fine. I'm stumped and could use some help so here I am!
Thanks,
Travis Ballard
I registered to ask this question but it said I needed to post here first. Was hoping to post it tonight and then read replies in the morning before trying to figure it out. Oh well. Will ask again tomorrow in the Lawn & Garden Tractor section of the forum.
I did remove the deck completely when changing the blades but I havent changed anything really. I got 3-in-1 OEM blades so they are the correct ones. Do not think they are on upside down but I will pull the deck again in the morning and double check. Originally removed only the bent blade and used the remaining one to determine how the new one should be put on. Then removed the remaining one and put the new one on the same way as the other one.
The grass is a little tall currently but it was way taller before when I first purchased the mower and it handled it just fine. I'm stumped and could use some help so here I am!
Thanks,
Travis Ballard