Hello,
I have not been able to use my lawn tractor for ~6 years due to moving and having small lawns, but I now have a good sized lawn and recently repaired this sucked and is working great, other than it cuts WAY to low. On the highest setting my grass is only 2.2 inches long... After looking at this a bit closer it looks like I can just move the lift rod into a different hole on the lift arms?! In the attached picture that I took for this post it looks like at one point I did have it in the middle hole since there is wear. Is my problem just that easy to solve, move the lift rod into a higher hole and re-level my deck? Or am I missing something fundamental here?
I have not been able to use my lawn tractor for ~6 years due to moving and having small lawns, but I now have a good sized lawn and recently repaired this sucked and is working great, other than it cuts WAY to low. On the highest setting my grass is only 2.2 inches long... After looking at this a bit closer it looks like I can just move the lift rod into a different hole on the lift arms?! In the attached picture that I took for this post it looks like at one point I did have it in the middle hole since there is wear. Is my problem just that easy to solve, move the lift rod into a higher hole and re-level my deck? Or am I missing something fundamental here?
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