Do I actually need a blade balance?

Man, didnt expect 80 replies lol. Thanks everyone so much. Ended up grabbin the magnetic balancer and gave it a shot this weekend. While I was at it I also checked my tire pressure since a few of you mentioned it. Cut looked way more even after so honestly no clue which one did the trick, but hey problem solved. Thanks again!
 
BackyardBrian said:
Man, didnt expect 80 replies lol. Thanks everyone so much. Ended up grabbin the magnetic balancer and gave it a shot this weekend. While I was at it I also checked my tire pressure since a few of you mentioned it. Cut looked way more even after so honestly no clue which one did the trick, but hey problem solved. Thanks again!
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Inflation to recommended tire pressures, delivers a correctly aligned chassis, which will results in a level cutter deck (assuming correctly adjusted).

Ride on mower tires are notorious for loosing pressure. If a nice even cut is important to you, CHECK YOUR TIRE PRESSURES BEFORE STARTING WORK

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RevB said:
And you're starting above the centerline of the blade. Just where do you think the majority of the mass is now? 🤫
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I do not understand your response, can you rephrase it for me? Like chainsaw blades, I sharpen a set for a few times and then I move onto a new blade.
 
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