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Very well explained. I think we all have seen the lawn where the deck is not even and a freshly cut lawn proves it.

Thank you Mr Brad , I’ve never heard of a lawnmower deck level gauge thing learning is really a lifetime thing,

I have the same mower with 180 hrs and it is worn the same way. Thanks for the explanation, now I can handle the situation.👍🏻

👍👍 Great vid, BC, now I can go level my deck after I check the tires. Keep'em coming!! 👏😀✝⚜☮🇺🇸

Good Morning! Thanks for both the info on a gadget that I didn't know existed and for smiles at the end of your video. 🙂

Never had a riding mower, but I would always help my dad adjust the blades on the old push mower. We had that thing for 15+ years, always nursing it along.

To date, 884 hours on my Craftsman DYT (Husqvarna). Agreed, the design is a little wonky but its an inexpensive residential mower. Wear and tear is inevitable but parts are cheap and its easy to service. Mower has totally surpassed my expectations; going on 16 yrs old and still cutting the lawn all summer in 2020. I did buy a new Husqvarna TS354X last fall because my luck has gotta run out soon with the old Craftsman. But I need to level my deck on the new mower. This helped, thanks!

That deck leveling gauge is cool! I guess I’m going to have to buy a new tool, oh darn. LOL

Good info. Thanks for the tutorial. Ordered a gauge.

Very good explanation of a worn out pivot points! Thank you!

Good how-to video! I was going to sharpen the blades and check my blade height and it snowed. lol I can’t get inspired to work on my mower when the temps are in the 30’s. Phil

Thanks Brad! I'm getting my Husqvarna ready for St. Bernard Acres, and need to do this.

last year i ask you about my lawnmower cutting uneven and you were a lifesaver. Best to the Mrs.

Super informative and well presented. Thanks for sharing. 🙏

The manufacturer wants you to buy a NEW one after 5 years. Good fix!

Thanks for the tips,,, Im glad I stuck it out to the end,,, funny

I bought one of those do-hickys because of a prior video of yours.

Thers another leveler in the front also. If its not leveled up it will still cut uneven. The front one levels from front to back. Good advice on the tire pressure. Most people miss that.

I had no idea such a tool existed. And now (even though I might only use it once in my lifetime) I just have to have one!