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Tires are correct size and correct air pressure. I have found a rather large dent on the left front of the deck.

I turned the blades until the ends were nearly perpendicular and the moved them until the opposite ends were perpendicular each time the left blade, sitting on the tractor, was lower. As far as the model number I can attach a copy. Model is 203712

Model number is 203712

Tractor,Cub Cadet, model #20371, serial number 1L134H10236. I know now that part of the problem, at least, is one blade is lower than the other and a possible bent deck. Terry

I finally found the problem, after having the Cub dealer to level the blades I took the deck off myself and to my surprise one blade is lower than the other. So even when the dealer tells you it’s right but you may need to get on the forum and check with the many people here. Thanks for the input.

I finally found the problem, after having the Cub dealer to level the blades I took the deck off myself and to my surprise one blade is lower than the other. So even when the dealer tells you it’s right but you may need to get on the forum and check with the many people here. Thanks for the input.

Thanks I will try that.

I have a Cub Cadet that has been leveled at the dealer, tires are correct air pressure the dealer adjusted the blades side to side and lowered the front to rear by 1/4 inch. Brought the mower back and it still cuts lower on the left side. Any idea what could cause this? My lawn does have a...