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06-30-2012, 01:48 PM
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mower deck scalping the yard
Ok so here is a question Im sure someone has come up with a fix for. I have a 1450 with a 50 inch deck. The deck is leveled and mows great as long as the ground is completly flat however, if you hit the slightest bit of unlevel turf the deck scalps the high side. I noticed that all the later model decks have guide wheels off the corners to prevent this. I am wandering if anyone has any pictures of how to modify my 50 inch deck with the same type of setup. I also only seem to be able to get about 2.5 inches of mowing height on my deck and keep it level, would putting a bigger set of wheels on the back be able to help this. I am already in the lowest hole possible. Thanks
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06-30-2012, 03:14 PM
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I see no reason that you couldn't put a larger wheel on it. I have an old rotted out 50" shell that had the wheels on all 4 corners. I could cut the front wheel brackets off of it and you could weld them to your deck if you want to add wheels to the front.
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07-07-2012, 09:37 AM
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