No I would love to cut at 2 inches. Right now the blade height must be at 3.5 minimum. I think the previous owner swapped out the spindle and kept the same shaft so it's sitting too high. I went to cut for the first time yesterday and I was barely clipping with maxed out collars.Do you mean you are wanting to cut lower than 2 inches which is the design minimum cutting height.
No you're right, I'm sorry I should have been more clear. Three spindles, all blades are cutting high. I think they swapped all the spindles but kept the OEM shaft which probably isn't designed for the spindle. I'm just wondering if I can swap the shaft with just a home Depot hex bolt of a longer lengthHmmm. I must be looking at the wrong mower as I see that three spindles are used. If the previous owner only swaped one spindle then that would it to cut wrong only that spindle if the wrong spindle was installed.