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I would go with the tractor tread type tire, based on your property and mower.

Many Grasshopper mowers come with this type tire. https://lawnmowertirestore.com/20x10-00-8-4ply-tractor-tire-compatible-with-john-deere-mowers.html

These are what come standard on many Bad Boy zero turn mowers and some Hustler zero turn mowers. https://www.yournexttire.com/new-tire-20-10-00-8-otr-reaper-turf-4-ply-tubeless-20x10-8/

He hasn't answered that question. He hasn't answered multiple questions. I suspect a 🧌 until he answers all of the questions and provides the pictures that have been asked for.

We're still waiting for before and after pictures of the underside of the deck. Side, front, and rear view pictures of the actual mower as well. That's a minimum of 5 pictures. Model # & serial # of the machine as well.

I've asked him already. It's starting to smell like a generalized complaint on a specific brand. If you know what I mean. 🧌

Jack it up and get some pictures of the underside of the deck. Before cleaning pictures and after cleaning pictures.

+1 on checking the idler tension. There should a mention of how to adjust the tension in the operation manual. Also, check for any abnormalities in the belt.

You haven't said whether or not there is a mulching kit installed on the mower deck. The blades must be installed with the cutting edge towards the ground and the wings mounted towards the top of the deck.

Non-OEM fuel pumps are hit and miss.

A mower should discharge something before the deck gets packed. You are saying that the mower does not discharge AT ALL. The only way that can happen is a plugged discharge chute or you are running a mulching kit. If you are running a mulching kit, get rid of that monstrosity. Install high lift...

He hasn't been back. All we know is the supposed mower is a "cheap Bad Boy zero turn with 42" cut and Kohler engine."

My first thought is for you to provide the model number and serial number.

@StarTech My Gravely Pro Turn 260 isn't pleasant to work on either. I have to remove the entire rear bumper assembly just to adjust the valves or do any carburetor work. If and when it needs replacement, I will do my best to find something easier to work on. The commercial Hustlers look to have...