Now you can use your mower deck leveling gauge to measure the distance from the edge of your blade tip to the ground. If starting on the left, make sure your left mower blade is facing left.
Start with either the right or left side. Now you can lower the deck but be sure there’s just enough space so that the wheels are not in contact with the ground. Let’s say you have centipede grass and you typically mow it to about 2 inches, your setting will be 2. Step 4: Get Your Deck Level From Side to Side with a Mower Deck Leveling Gaugeīefore you can start to level your zero-turn mower, you’ll want to double check your cut height setting (done in step 2). Double check your operator’s manual for model-specific tire pressure ranges. Using your tire pressure gauge, check to make sure all of your tires are inflated to the same number within their desirable working range. Uneven tires can make your deck unlevel causing an irregular cut. As a safety precaution, always turn off your engine and remove the key before beginning any type of work. Move the mower deck into its highest position then select your preferred recommended cutting height for your grass species. If you’ve moved your equipment, be sure to park it with your parking brake engaged. The next step is to pick a working space that can provide a hard, level surface such as your driveway or garage. Step 2: Get Your Zero-Turn Mower Into Position For Leveling For most leveling jobs, you’ll need the following:
Here’s a tutorial on how to level your Ztrak™ Zero-Turn Mower in 6 steps.įirst things first, after consulting your model-specific operator’s guide for any additional items or precautions, you’ll want to gather the equipment you’ll need to complete this job. As a general rule, you’ll want to level your mowing deck one to two times per season and additionally after coming into contact with obstructions like curbs, particularly if it’s been a forceful bump. Every so often, your zero-turn mower deck needs adjustment so that it can deliver the best possible cut to your lawn.
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