Mower drifts to the left

packardv8

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I had a problem once before with this same tire losing pressure over time. So, if it starts losing air again after I air it up I'll take it to the tire shop. It might be something as simple as a valve stem. I hope its not the tire itself. Those things are pricey.
Thank you for your inputs. It helps a lot to be able to talk to people who know.
The OEM tires are pretty weak specimens. Inserting a tube is often the easiest, least expensive solution to a chronic leak.

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jcworks

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The OEM tires are pretty weak specimens. Inserting a tube is often the easiest, least expensive solution to a chronic leak.

jack vines
Good idea about the tube. Thanks. Will do
 

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If its pulling to the opposite side some because of the adjustment I did I'll just reverse the adjustment I made. It was likely the tire that was the problem.
That's why I posted I mark the threads & nuts on the adjusters, so you know where you started at just in case.
 
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