My ryobi lawnmower doesn't cut low enough any suggestions do they do a spacer to lower blade

SOURCE: reassembling blades on hedge trimmer

the blades are stuck , i spray my trimmer with wd40 before every use to keep them juicy you should too. also sometimes if you hit a large stick it will put a divot in the blade cause ing it to stick. as for putting it together, find some one who can do it without directions. but when you use them next make sure you soak em good with wd40 or something if you dont i guarantee they will always stick. wd40 willl not hurt any shrubbery, as ive been doing it for years.

panilling9

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• Posted on Jun 10, 2009

SOURCE: does not give a short enough cut

Have you always had this problem?
Have you had the blades off to sharpen?
Could the blades have been mistakenly put on upside down ?
The turned up piece goes toward the deck
Check your deck hangers to be sure they are free and not binding anywhere and to be sure they are dropping as far as they can go in the lowest deck setting.
your deck should move up and down evenly as you lower and raise it.
Unless spacers are an option for this cause i wouldnt use them.
Check the tire pressure 14 psi front 10psi rear .

hope some of this helps for you

SOURCE: i have a husqvarna 172 ride-on lawnmower. Running

This unit probably has a safety switch built into it and it could be below the gas tank. If this switch isn't adjusted properly then it's designed to cut off the motor. I think you should concentrate on that before attempting anything else.

SOURCE: Blades slow down when cutting deck is lowered.

the lowerer the deck the more your working the mower. either mow more often or reduce speed

SOURCE: ryobi 7" wet saw. water

Direct the water on to the slate itself just ahead of the cut. When you spray the blade, centrifugal force causes the water to fly back off. Good luck!