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Read articles →An owner walking through mowing-deck reinstallation and leveling on his RK24 after removing it for bucket work. He explains the front-height and wheel-stop adjustments, then shares a practical tip for diagnosing an unlevel deck without a flat concrete surface, drop it low and let burn marks tell you which side is off. Ends with a short test cut. Most useful to RK24 owners troubleshooting an uneven cut.
Posted by the mikelastime channel, appearing to be an owner-operator sharing casual, experience-based tips from their own property.
Drop the deck down as low as it goes and mow a couple times. The low side will burn the grass while the other side stays up and isn't cut as short.
There is a front adjustment on the deck. The owner used that adjustment to bring the front height back down after reinstalling the deck.
There are adjustments in front of the wheels that act as stops, keeping the wheels from turning far enough to hit the deck.