Last summer I remember hitting a tree stump while mowing my lawn.
It caused the riding lawnmower to suddenly stop.
I examined the mower and found the blade was bent about a half inch lower on one side.
The blade was new, so I decided to keep it.
It doesn't matter if one side is lower than the other by a half inch.
Anyway, I mowed my lawn today for the first time and hit the same tree stump.
It caused the riding lawnmower to suddenly stop.
I drove it into my garage and checked the blade clearance.
To my amazement, it was the same on both sides.
I guess that I am a pretty lucky guy.
It caused the riding lawnmower to suddenly stop.
I examined the mower and found the blade was bent about a half inch lower on one side.
The blade was new, so I decided to keep it.
It doesn't matter if one side is lower than the other by a half inch.
Anyway, I mowed my lawn today for the first time and hit the same tree stump.
It caused the riding lawnmower to suddenly stop.
I drove it into my garage and checked the blade clearance.
To my amazement, it was the same on both sides.
I guess that I am a pretty lucky guy.