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Hello from the mountains of NC
Retired airline worker here.
I have an XT2 SLX 50. Great mower but it leaves a 2 to 3 inch strip uncut constantly. Anyone have a solution for this? It has been doing it since new. |
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Well Hello right back at you
What airline ? Sorry can be of no assistance re your problem Oz
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Welcome from east central NC , neighbor. Where in the mountains are you located?
I bet of you asked about your mowing problem in the tractor section you'd get an answer! My first guess would be that it has the wrong blade somehow.
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aeromech57
Home in Alleghany County NC.
Many years at UA, I was a tech for UA in EWR on 9/11. Most recently retired from DL Connection in RDU. The blades were original and the replacements were correct p/n. I found the blade tips had a 1.5 inch gap when the tips were aligned. It is now with a CC service center for them to fix under warranty. They looked at me like I had 2 heads when I went to them with the problem and told them what I had found. I did level the deck per the manual. |
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