Hello from Ohio

[Trimmy]

Hello my name is Justin. I live in Brookville Ohio and currently own a JD 755 with a 70 loader. I am here to gain insight and provide insight. I worked as a John Deere tech on lawn and garden equipment for four year. I know I don稚 know everything and won稚 act like it but I do know a some things. Here is my 755. Just finished painting it now I need to paint and go through my 70 loader.

 

[MF2604h]

Welcome to TBN

 

[Wagtail]

G'day Mate and welcome to TBN from Downunder.

Enjoy the site.

 

[Tonyinohio]

Hi Trimmy, I'm about 2 hours SE of you in Brown county. Be sure to complete your profile. I used a 755 years ago, nice tractor. Welcome to TBN.

 

[Thomas]

:welcome: to TBN...enjoy.

 

[Richard]

Hello my name is Justin. I live in Brookville Ohio

Good morning & welcome from Tennessee!

I'm originally from Hamilton & mother/father were from Piqua/Findlay.

Here's a question for you since you stated your background (it's not big enough of a concern for me to take machine to be fixed)

I have a JD 430, bought it used so don't know it's history nor how it worked "new".

Long story short, machine works fine however, the mowing deck doesn't raise as high on the right side as it does on the left. A year ago, I poked around looking to see if I could figure out why and everything appeared to me, to be fine so moved on.

So, to reiterate, the left side of the deck will raise (we'll call it) "100%" and the right side of the deck will rise only 20%. My question is, SHOULD the deck lift as high on the right as the left, is the droop a design reality (I hate to call it a flaw) or could I have something that needs looked into?

Appreciate any thoughts.

Richard

 

[TBN Support]

:welcome:

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[LS Tractor Owner]

Welcome to the TBN family! Enjoy the site. You can get just about any answer you need here... and then some

 

[polo1665]

Welcome from the other side of the state!