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Hi and welcome to the forum! :welcome:
I'm going to move your thread over to the John Deere section to see if we can get you some answers.
I'm going to move your thread over to the John Deere section to see if we can get you some answers.
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Post a pic or three of the cutting pattern. May be able to decipher what is happening.
Some thoughts, that will cause strips. One is a bent blade. Check that all the tips line up when rotating them by hand.
Two, that on blade is on upside down. But this will show up when checking the tips for a bent blade.
Three, that one of the blades has a dull edge, which can happen if getting hung up on a rock or concrete slab.
Post a pic or three of the cutting pattern. May be able to decipher what is happening.
Some thoughts, that will cause strips. One is a bent blade. Check that all the tips line up when rotating them by hand.
Two, that on blade is on upside down. But this will show up when checking the tips for a bent blade.
Three, that one of the blades has a dull edge, which can happen if getting hung up on a rock or concrete slab.
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Make sure the deck is clean. Mowing wet grass will build up humps of grass that distort the air flow. It flattens the grass so it doesn't get cut.
