Why is my mower deck lower on one side?

Some of the most common causes of a lawn mower cutting unevenly include damaged wheels, a loose, bent or dull mower blade, a bent crankshaft, and a clogged or damaged cutting deck.

Why does my riding mower leave a strip?

A strip of uncut grass left in the middle of mowing rows could signal that your lawnmower’s blades are unbalanced or that one or both of them was installed the wrong way. Lawnmower blades are beveled and specifically designed to attach in a certain fashion.

Why does my ride on mower cut uneven?

A riding mower can begin cutting uneven when a tire pressure is low; a blade is bent or installed incorrectly; the deck is not level; a bearing is bad in the spindle housings or pulleys; the blades or belt is worn; the engine speed is too low; or there is operator error.

How do you adjust a riding lawn mower deck?

To level the deck from the front to rear, place the deck lift lever in the middle position. Wearing gloves, rotate the blade closest to the discharge chute parallel to the lawn mower. Measure the height of the front blade tip to the ground. Next, measure the height of the rear blade tip to the ground.

Why is my mower scalping on one side?

Scalping can be caused by the mower deck misadjustment, unevenness in the lawn, or by the mower deck bouncing because the ground speed is too fast. Check the mower deck for misadjustment, slow down or raise the deck if its too low.

What causes my mower to leave a strip of grass?

Rows or streaks of uncut grass in your lawn may be the result of your lawnmower’s cutting blades being dull or otherwise damaged. Dull blades are the result of normal wear and tear from mowing. The blades can be sharpened with a bench grinder by you or a professional.

How do you mow without leaving lines?

If you notice lines in your lawn after you mow it, you should check to ensure that your blades are sufficiently sharp for cutting. To make sure that your blades are suitable, you should sharpen them between once and twice per season. Oh, and by the way, blunt blades can cause other problems, too.