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Yes I installed blades like the ones I took off which are unlike the offset oem blades. Once I researched and found it took a offset blade that’s what I replaced them with the second time. You made the big leagues. I’m sure you work for some one else, unlike my successfully owned shop of over...

Seems covid ruined more than your esp your ability to pay attention left you as well. I didn’t put those blades on it.

Well sorry doctor google it’s Bobcat Procat

Naw just experience wise I’m out of your league and way above your pay grade son

Had nothing to do with whether they were gators or not what mattered was the offset. now for offset gators and it’s fine

I pretty much can obv

Because no one was the least bit helpful or knowledgeable

Bobcat procat with the duradeck needs the offset blades to get the correct air distribution under the deck. Previous owner switched to a flat blade. I looked up the oem and switched to the offset and cuts perfect now.

I found the issue. The site is virtually useless though.

Lol thx

That’s all I can figure I’m going to switch back to oem and see what happens. I own a outdoor power equipment facility for the past 40 yrs and have never not been able to correctly solve this problem on customers equipment. I’m straight out baffled I can’t solve it on my own ZTR….

No

Sure is a helpful site lol

As stated I’ve changed the blades with gator bladesand belts. Everything on the deck is in perfect shape and operating as it should.

As stated I’ve changed the blades with gator blades, and belts. Everything on the deck is in perfect shape and operating as it should. It’s a procat with a 62” side discharge deck. Deck has been adjusted with a 1/8” forward tilt.

I’ve got an older procat that’s leaving a portion of grass uncut. It’s not between the blades as you’d expect but instead appears on the backside cut on each blade. Sitting on the machine the left blade is cutting at the 9oclock position but not at the 3oclock position. And each blade appears to...