DIY! Level Your Riding Lawnmower Deck and Adjust the... 

Excellent! You're welcome..

Great! Thanks for the info😀

Mine same!

They're supposed to yes.. I think you can adjust the height of the wheels.

Without being able to see the whole situation, I'm not sure what to advise on that one. Seems like it should definitely be higher than 2.5...

@@JLPicard440 oh well, guess I’ll just tinker with it :( thank you for responding!

Exactly! Only see possibly one adjustment on the arms.. other replace with taller very expensive tires..

Same issue! Need to cut at 4" but 6 is 2.5. Adjustments at max. No help from Husqvarna! Keep sending videos on how to level deck. Only way I see is buy taller very high priced tires! Never ever buy a Husqvarna, no support!

@@nickballard7151 I just adjusted the 4 nuts on the deck and it worked but good grief it took some strength and patience and maybe worser back pain the next day lmao

HI,... Usually the wheels on the deck will engage before you can get to the actual lowest setting on the handle. But yea I would maybe try to adjust it so the front is slightly lower than the rear. Honestly I don't know if it'll make much difference in the way it cuts, but that's what they recommend.

No it's a very common problem for decks to get hung up on the trailer ramps. I've seen this happen with multiple mowers and multiple different trailers. I usually just raise the deck all the way up and cross my fingers... but you can raise the trailer ramp with some blocks and maybe use a secondary ramp to get up to the trailer ramp using a shorter 2x10 or something like that... It's really a pain no matter how you slice it. if it's a single wheel trailer, try raising your hitch as high as you can get it... that'll lower the back of the trailer. Actually the deck may be adjusted to high.. that's why you're forcing it to go into the highest position.. it should probably be lowered down slightly to make it easier to go to the 1 position.

@Bike Maker This one seemed ok..

I know your pain I gotta comedown at a slant

I set them according to the book... They seem to work pretty good at that height.

Why is the front wheels in the reverse postion are you supposed to turn them that way when leveling or does it not matter either way

@@jefmccubbin5131 I'm not sure what you mean by reverse position?

Thanks for the info

I used a set of mower ramps like you use to drive onto a pickup truck. I will usually use a wench that's connected to the table at the far end to pull it up. I don't like driving the mower up while riding it.

@@JLPicard440 Thanks, My mower barn is only 12"X12" but with a spreader bar and small chain-fall I can raise the front axle up to about 45 degrees. Thanks again for your reply.

@@jimgresham5529 That'll work great! I used to have a harbor freight electric wench and it worked great (to lift the front end vertically), but I moved a while back and my current ceiling isn't high enough... 😀

You're welcome!

It's a preference thing. I don't like the grass to short. 😊

You're welcome!

Thanks for the tip!

It ain't rocket science.

angled up to far in the front?

I measured the front and back. Front is lower than the back! When I measured the front ends they were pretty even! I'm just not sure where it's supposed to sit. This old toro has 2 bars on the front deck 2 bars in the back, and then a clevis pin on each side with holes for the adjustment. So I took those and lowered the back and I'll mow tomorrow and see if that did anything at all. Not many videos for my old toro. Actually zero!

I hope that helps. If I remember right, the front is supposed to be a little lower than the back. But you might play with the adjustments a little to see if anything makes a difference..

Yea it had pitch wasn't sure it was to much pitch.

@@brandonsmith8548 Definitely shouldn't be a drastic pitch..

HI. I can't see the deck. You'll have to get someone to operate the lever up and down while you look and see what it's hitting. It's hitting something now because something could have gotten bent.

Thats a different mower all together, I'd have to see it

Cool... I didn't know that.. thanks for the info..😊

Oooh!

Same problem 😢😢

I have a feeling the number on the deck adjustment is just a relative number and doesn't correspond to actual inches... It's a reference for higher or lower... Of course I've never actually measured it to see if that's true or not.