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@BigBlueEdge Did you see my above reply about the blades that might fit your 72" Bad Boy?

They do a FAIR job on dry grass and leaves. However, high lift or OEM blades do a much better job. Remember, mower companies designed their blades to work best with their decks.

I had a set of G6 on my Gravely Pro Turn 260 this morning. I took them off shortly after I started mowing. Grass soup was falling out all over the place. The entire deck was packed. I cleaned the deck out good and put on OEM Gravely blades to finish my 3 acres. I should have known better. I side...

@StarTech Rotary lists the #6026 as a fit. Maybe a local dealer would let @BigBlueEdge try a set for fit. If they fit without striking the deck or other blade tips, they would be a good performer. https://www.rotarycorp.com/search?q=038-7220-00

One more thing, Gator blades make for a horrible cut. If your grass is just a little damp, they will pack the deck with clippings. This reduces the vacuum needed for a quality cut.

The tire pressures must be set before making leveling adjustments to the deck.

https://www.oregonproducts.com/en/mower-blade%2c-24-3-16%22/p/99-429

24.218" from blade tips to blade tips. https://shop.badboymowers.com/products/part-038-1030-00-6-pack-of-72-high-lift-fusion-fusion-blades

Each tank has an individual gauge. I often mow till one tank is out of fuel. It doesn't hurt anything. Besides, most of those fuel gauges don't last very long.

Most, if not all, commercial mowers have a 3 way fuel valve. The Bad Boy Maverick HD is one step below what is considered a true commercial mower. In fact, it has Hydro-Gear ZT-3400 transaxles. You will find the ZT-3400 on many entry level commercial mowers. Most mowers with two tanks have 3 way...

Ding! Ding! Ding! You are correct. There is no way to get fuel from the other tank.

After doing some more digging, drawing fuel from the right tank only is a common problem. Change out the fuel cutoff valve with a 3 way. The fuel lines will attach to the 3 way and allow you to draw from either tank and shut off fuel at the valve...

I agree. However, I believe that Bad Boy installed the wrong valve at the factory. The OP has a Maverick HD. It has two tanks. The standard Maverick only has one tank. A mistake could have been made on the assembly line.

The hose you highlighted in blue is a vacuum or vapor hose. It appears to be one fuel line in and one fuel line out. The one on the outlet side probably goes to the fuel filter.