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Originally Posted by john hall
Pull the plate off the spring loaded idler is on and clean under it. I think I had to replace the bushing (or add one) in that arm. Check to see if the spring is broke, Had to change at least one of mine. Look the deck over for broke welds. Also make sure the front gage wheels haven't gotten bent. You really have to watch them when you are running next curbing, concrete aprons, tree roots, sidewalks--they have a tendency to snag pretty hard. If you are trying to mow a perfect lawn, you may find yourself having to add shims under the spindles to get all the blades running together--a slow and aggravating process I might add.
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Thanks for the insight. One of my front castor brackets were bent, had to heat it up with the torch to get it back in shape....
My front gauge wheels are roached.... Where do you Haban guys get your replacements from?