Time (expereince) heals (almost) all wounds.

[prs]

Academic at this point, but let me try to post a pic of the level bubble across the lift bars at low and high and another up on the hood. I did not take one of the level on the floor, but it was level too.

So, it is NOT the tractor. I have the contour mower on now and with its three sections I was unable to get a photo that let the lift of the front show the right bias clearly -- the three sections made it tough. I could see it though. Next time I have the tough cut on, I will photo that, it is easier to notice with the one big section. However, when disconnecting the contour mower to get these photos, I noticed its mount that mates to the tractor swivels. Could that be my tilt? The gear box side is heavier and thus lifts last due to the swivel of its mounting?

I was so frustrated and dehydrated after that session yesterday. Apologies offered for letting my frustrations show.

prs

 

[JackIL]

Glad to see you have mastered the photo process. Now we need photos from front, side, and obliquely showing the overall tractor and mower lifted. Maybe these will give us clues as to what causes the non symmetric lift.

 

[bcp]

You could blame it on the coriolis effect--the southernmost side is rotating faster around the Earth's axis than the northernmost side.



Bruce