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just like the title says I have the deck as high as it will go and it is barely off the ground.
Hopefully someone has the answer.

thanks, Ric

Just asking, are you sure you are not doing it backwards? Actually lowering the deck?

Tires flat?

Might try leveling the deck in case you hit a stump or similar.

rclax said:

just like the title says I have the deck as high as it will go and it is barely off the ground.
Hopefully someone has the answer.

thanks, Ric

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I just bought a TB30R and having the same problem. I was thinking maybe putting larger diameter tires....

This is a deep deck mower
What is important is the height of the blade not the bottom of the deck
The deck sits low because there are no anti scalp wheels
I am not a fan of offset 3 point deck mounting systems as the left lift arm always fractures and needs welding & reinforcing .
There is an adjustment at the front to level the deck
Apart from that unless the lift arm holes have flogged out there is not much you can do
They are designed for small blocks of less than 1/2 acre and in reality a std 1/4 acre suburban block with level ground and grass that gets cut very regularly.