Certainly! Riding mowers can behave differently when cutting in reverse, and there are a few factors to consider: Deck Height Settings: Ensure that your mower’s deck height is slightly lower at the front end than the back. The optimal pitch varies depending on your mower type and brand. As a general guideline, aim for the front to be between ⅛" and ½" lower than the back. Tire Pressures: Proper tire pressure is crucial. If there’s a significant difference between the front and back tire pressures, it can affect the mower’s pitch. Adjust the tire pressures according to the manufacturer’s recommendations. Cutting Too Much Grass: Avoid removing more than a third of the grass length in one pass. Cutting too much grass can lead to ineffective cutting, especially if the grass is long. Sometimes mowers seem to cut better in reverse because there are fewer obstacles at the back to push down long grass. Remember to take extra precautions when cutting in reverse on your riding mower!