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Old 06-12-2022, 06:04 PM
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The grass is fertilized and seeing good rains and loads of sunshine - I cut once a week with the mower set at #3 - the grass is about 5" at the time I cut.

Yes, WOT.

I'm using the mulching cover.

Can't get a good photo.
Cutting higher/more frequently might help. Plus it's a lot better for the grass to not knock off more than 1/3 of it at a time.
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It will not change the cut , but the motor should be running at 3600rpm approx
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Old 06-12-2022, 08:08 PM
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It will not change the cut , but the motor should be running at 3600rpm approx
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Thanks.

When I got the hr/tach and checked it and found it at 1800 for idle and 3200 for WOT, and assumed that's correct, but you post prompted me to Google what this Briggs & Stratton engine should be and it comes up with 3600.

As you say, it may not resolve the issue, but should get it closer to optimal.

I found a Youtube video on how to adjust it, and just need to buy myself a curved long nose pliers.
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Take it to the dealer and let them fix it the right way. Messing with the linkage may void the warranty
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A quick search yields a new 30H has a "3-year/120-hour limited residential warranty"
Back to the dealer for proper set up.
As the grass needs regular attention, get a dealer commitment for quick turn around service
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