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jack the tractor (using a tractor jack) or remove the deck, measure the blade tips against each other where they meet in the center of the deck and see if they are the same tip to tip. Bearing wear, a bent deck or blade can make them cut at different heights in the center.
Hi, this may sound obvious but make sure the new blade is the same type as the old one and make sure it is not fitted upside down. Spin the blades and make sure the tips are level with each other, this will tell you if the deck is straight where the blade spindles mount. Regards Phil.
the only way to fix it is fit the right blades
they have fitted the wrong blade's to it,,,
the blades should overlap when cutting the grass they cannot crash into each other as there are (timed up) not to do that the new blades they fitted are to short so you have no over lap on the gutters that leaves a strip of grass left uncut between the blades,,
call them out to put this stupid mistake right,,,
Sounds like it is time to replace your blades, I have 2 scotts mowers made by john deere both machines are 9 years old I mow comercially and get 4 to 5 sharpenings the they need replacing.
The blades need inspected and sharpened,one could have a bent tip or just dull,if youve had someone else pull them off and reinsall them already check to make sure one of them isnt installed backwards,dont laugh,Ive seen it happen.
I had the same problem and I already found those recommended solutions\ causes on the web: 1. The
motor isn't on full throttle. 2. The blade is upside down. 3. The grass is
too high when cutting it. 4. Overlap your cuts.
It helped my problem/ I hope it will help yours too!
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