When I sold Deere lawn tractors alot of them had a spring. We'd always reach down and show the customer we could float the deck up off the showroom floor w/just one or two fingers.
On the lawn tractors we told people to find the cutting height they liked...then set the wheels 1/4-1/2" off the ground....in combo w/the lift spring and wheels the deck could lift itself much easier and follow ground contours w/o beating all the wheels and lift linkages to heck.
I can tell on my raptor SD when in my road ditch that there's alot of pressure on the wheels sometimes.
As a matter of fact the former owner had the mountings pretty tweaked. Those wheels go sideways on a zero turn.....any float lift on the heavy Fab deck SHOULD be a very good thing.
On the lawn tractors we told people to find the cutting height they liked...then set the wheels 1/4-1/2" off the ground....in combo w/the lift spring and wheels the deck could lift itself much easier and follow ground contours w/o beating all the wheels and lift linkages to heck.
I can tell on my raptor SD when in my road ditch that there's alot of pressure on the wheels sometimes.
As a matter of fact the former owner had the mountings pretty tweaked. Those wheels go sideways on a zero turn.....any float lift on the heavy Fab deck SHOULD be a very good thing.