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Discharge chute plugged
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Belt(s) installed incorrectly.
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Grass too wet.
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Grass too long.
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Engine should be at full throttle.
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Rear of deck too low.
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Patches of grass uncut
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Travel speed too fast.
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Engine should be at full throttle.
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Dull blades.
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Cutting height set too high.
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Belt slipping
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Debris around sheaves.
Worn belt.
Mower plugged.
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Too much vibration
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Debris on mower deck or around sheaves.
Damaged drive belt.
Damaged sheaves or sheaves out of alignment.
Blades out of balance.
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Uneven cut
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Check procedures on Adjusting Mower Level Side-to-Side and Front-to-Rear.
Travel speed too fast.
Blades are dull.
Check tire pressure.
Adjust mower wheels.
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Mower stops when reverse foot pedal is depressed and attachment
is engaged
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Normal condition. See the reverse implement option information
in your machine operator manuals.
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Blades scalping grass
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Turning speed too fast.
Ridges in terrain.
Rough or uneven terrain.
Low tire pressure.
Cutting too low.
Bent blade(s).
Adjust mower wheels.
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Mower loads down tractor
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Turning speed too fast.
Ridges in terrain.
Rough or uneven terrain.
Low tire pressure.
Cutting too low.
Bent blade(s).
Adjust mower wheels.
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Uneven clipping distribution
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Cutting height set too low.
Mowing too fast.
Grass too wet.
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