bg/mo, I decided to use mig and weld an extension on my L306 blades making them longer. I found out you can only push your luck to 24 5/8 inches. Which leaves you about 1/8 inch to 3/16 inch clearance when blades are at the closet point. Standard blades are 24 7/16 and some are 24 1/2. 1/16 doesn't sound that much.
Haven't tried them yet. You may be right, it's the wheels pushing the grass down causing the strips. Only notice something is wrong a day or two later.
For sure, my RM660 was leaving uncut grass behind because I was using the 24 5/16 blades. Switched to 24 11/16 and it works perfectly. Never really measured the clearance but the blades don't touch.
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