Turning Problem

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Hello.I have been an outdoor power equipment mechanic for 19 years.

The problem that you are describing sounds like a defective transmission on the side that stops pulling.

Make sure that the cooling fan is still on top of the transmission.If it is,then you will need a new transmission.

1. Deck Problem

For various reasons, you may notice trails of grass after mowing with a Husqvarna ZTR.

It can happen due to improper installation of cutting blades. Also, the blades can become faulty or defective.

The most obvious sign to detect it is by looking under the deck and inspect them. See for nicked, curled, or blunted blades.

According to the manufacturer, one can solve this issue by installing a baffle kit. Also, replacing the blades with new ones can do the trick.

But some customers mentioned that Husqvarna's idea didn't work for them. So, I continued searching for a better solution.

Apparently, I found some suggestions from an expert on the zero-turn mower. He recommends users facing this issue opt for straightening the deck.

2. Worn Out Blades

After a certain period, all blades are destined to wear out. According to the user manual, factory-provided blades should be sharpened after 25 hours of usage.

According to some users, the problem occurs way earlier. I have seen some people complaining about dull blades after only 6 or 7 hours of usage which is unusual.

A probable cause is mowing too high or too thick grass too fast. So, experts recommend users keep the throttle at its highest level but mow at a slower pace.

Also, some OEM parts don't have the highest quality. You can upgrade the existing one by buying a more durable aftermarket blade.

3. Burnt Lawn

Having burnt grasses by mower's muffler is a problem faced by RZ5424's users. Here, you should know that all zero turn models from Husqvarna don't have the same problem.

The nature of the issue is seeing a trail of brown grasses leaving behind.

https://gardentroop.com/problems-with-husqvarna-zero-turn-mowers/

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There could be a problem with the steering assembly on your model. The steering assembly is made up of a shaft, steering arm, and a drag link. If the steering arm is not parallel with the steering shaft, the steering will become erratic. If the steering arm is damaged, it must be replaced. You can take it to a local repair shop and they should be able to tell you if it needs to be replaced or if it can be repaired. If repairs are needed, it'll probably be cheaper to just replace the entire steering assembly. The best way to avoid having to pay for repairs is to buy equipment that's in good shape and properly maintained. You can rent equipment for less than the cost of repairs. It's worth the cost to rent a mower for the summer than to pay to have it fixed.