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02-05-2025, 08:51 AM
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Mower Deck Leaf Blowout
Mower deck blowout is a problem (to some degree on most bagging systems)
Make sure that your deck is mounted properly (a bit lower 1/4 inch or so on the front than the back of the deck). For leaf pickup, 3 inches (deck height) is too high for limited blowout. 2 inches is max height (IMO). I have been bagging leaves for 30 years and tried it all and yet in some situations, blowout to some degree (humidity of leaves, type of leaves etc) will be there. If you have "NO Blowout" while bagging, then you are bagging a lot of soil. Good luck. Riverrat |
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02-05-2025, 08:31 PM
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Ran a dual bin bagger on my past 42" Craftsman for over 23 years. Overall I would rate the system as "Poor" . IMO baggers work well as long as your clippings are COMPLETELY DRY . As soon as you try to expel clippings with ANY moisture content the chute WILL continually clog. Also the best chute efficiency IME was running your deck low as possible. Run your deck high and the blade air turbulence just easily blows from underneath the deck. Just my experiences and opinions.
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02-05-2025, 09:32 PM
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The mower with bagger in question has been sold.
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