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08-03-2025, 10:57 AM
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mow height GT2544
So I only seem to mow at the highest the deck will go, sometimes I'm down one, but only in the lighter areas. Can I adjust the deck up to have more mowing options thru the range? Less low more high! It seems the way it is now its set to maintain greens at the golf course...
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08-03-2025, 06:57 PM
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Ex Factory the cutting height was 1.5 to 4 inches
My first suggestion if not already done would be level deck 1/8 to1/4 inch tilt to front , level side to side Next would be to check the Bracket lift index mounted on frame under seat to see if it has been modified or is loose , that is what the lift handle locks into If that does not fix get back to me Oz
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08-04-2025, 09:07 AM
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Are you saying you do not have full range lift with the deck? If you hold the button in you can't move it up and down between 1" and 4"? How hard is it to lift? Let me ask a silly question, is the front link (U shaped(red arrow)) between the frame and the deck connected? I bought my GT2544 because that front link had disconnected (the retainer was bent (green arrow)) and the guy could not lift the deck so he tightened both lift assist springs as far as he could to get the deck up some but then decided to sell it because he could no longer move the deck up and down and was scalping the grass.
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