ZD326P-60 Blade sharpening

[workinallthetime]

is there a chance in **** one of you guys can scan the pages on deck leveling for a 326p and post them? my deck looks and measures level but on a slope the discharge side is cutting way to low. i have done everything in the world i can think of to remedy the problem. on a flat piece of ground the cut is perfect but if i run a sideways on a slope the discharge is way lower. the cut looks horrible and im to the point of taking it to the dealer but i dont know how they are going to reproduce the problem.
--- blades 2 sets a year, makita cordless impact, i have the lift but just drive in to front bucket of my b3030 raise it up and get after it. rotate blades every time, sharpen every 10-15 hours and wish they were made of something much harder.

 

[1savoy]

I will scan the pages here in a bit and post them. I know the leveling process is a PITA. Took me way longer than it should have and I thought is was just me.

 

[1savoy]

View attachment Kubota Deck Leveling.pdf

Here are the pages I think you are looking for. Hope it helps. Let me know if you need anything else. Also, don't know if you already have one of these things, but they are a huge help. You can buy them right at the JD dealer and many other places. Posted the first link that popped up.

Amazon.com : John Deere Mower Deck Leveling Gauge #AM130907 : Walk Behind Lawn Mowers : Patio, Lawn & Garden

 

[workinallthetime]

Thank you 1savoy!!!
Good looking cut today still a little jacked on slopes but some non recomended scalper adjustment had made a world of difference with the accurately adjusted blades now

 

[1savoy]

Hey, That's great. Glad the cut is looking better. I sometimes think I get a cut that is slightly off on slopes, not that I have much where I am at. I have wondered if it is just the weight of the mower deck shifting when on the slopes?

 

[PapaPerk]

is there a chance in **** one of you guys can scan the pages on deck leveling for a 326p and post them? my deck looks and measures level but on a slope the discharge side is cutting way to low. i have done everything in the world i can think of to remedy the problem. on a flat piece of ground the cut is perfect but if i run a sideways on a slope the discharge is way lower. the cut looks horrible and im to the point of taking it to the dealer but i dont know how they are going to reproduce the problem.
--- blades 2 sets a year, makita cordless impact, i have the lift but just drive in to front bucket of my b3030 raise it up and get after it. rotate blades every time, sharpen every 10-15 hours and wish they were made of something much harder.

Have you adjusted your guide wheels properly?