BarnyardEngineering ,Just some things/tips that will help you out. First check blade height mower setting on level concrete tires aired up the same on the front and same on the rear.First deck set to cutting height check of the blade tip turned to the outside side to side on the left then right ,check distance between blade tip and concrete, adjust deck till both sides are the same.Then set the center blade front to back,adjust the deck till you get the center blade tip 1/4" lower an the front than the back.If not lower in the front , or raise the rear you are culling it twice and using more horse power than needed.
Do you have high lift blades on your mower,if not get some.
Does the deck have baffles/shrouds behind the blades,this helps vacuum from the blades lift the grass up to cut.
Run the engine at full throttle when cutting grass for maximum lift.
It is better if the grass is dry when cutting it.
Are the blades sharp and the ends not rounded or worn out of square.
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