Clogging on most decks is the result of cutting when you either have a lush, thick lawn or are cutting when the grass is too wet. Moisture in the grass causes it to stick to what ever it comes into contact with. That being said, I use a floor jack to raise the front of the tractor and then lay on a nice piece of carpet to get under with a putty knife. To some this may not be the easiest way to do it, but has worked for me for over 30 years.
I have been using the hose port on the Accel 42" Deep Deck but was told that using this port would cause problems with the spindle housing at some point. Has anyone had this problem? Not sure what to do now. Just leave it after each cut and each month clean it by scraping or chance the spindle housing issue and assume John Deere wouldn't add this feature if it was going to cause problems. What do others think?
Thanks
I have been using the hose port on the Accel 42" Deep Deck but was told that using this port would cause problems with the spindle housing at some point. Has anyone had this problem? Not sure what to do now. Just leave it after each cut and each month clean it by scraping or chance the spindle housing issue and assume John Deere wouldn't add this feature if it was going to cause problems. What do others think?
Thanks