Unless you have adjustable steering links coming off the stub axles on each front wheel you are SOL. The omission of adjustable steering links is one of the cost cutting features of both the Sears LT/GT and Husqvarna LT/GT. I have never seen adjustable steering lings on any of the contemporary Sears LT/GT although I suspect the $6000 Simplicity/Sears GT may have them. If your steering is out enough to bug you you might have bent a link or a stub axle on one side. Another thought if you have a Sears with some hours on it... the entire steering mechanism is poorly designed and can wear quite a bit blessing you with sloppy steering.

I own (3rd hand, I got it with 1400 hours for $600 after a recent dealership service job -oil, belt, blades) a JD F525 with about 1600 hours on it. It has operated very well for me, but has recently started leaking oil. It still runs very well. The worst thing about the mower is that the transmission and engine are one unit and that it is very expensive to have rebuilt. I spoke to my dealer and he indicated it would probably be several hundred dollars to find and fix the leak as the engine/transmission would have to be pulled to find the leak. I just top it off before I cut each week and let it leak. Another thing, it has a top speed of about 5mph fwd and 2.5 mph rev. Okay for me, as my ground is a little rough and I couldn't travel much faster without being beat to death. I changed the spindle bearing this year for the first time (ever for two spindles). The bearings are sealed and cannot be greased, but that is pretty good life for sealed bearings.

Do you know how you can tell how much fun a kid has had? By how dirty they are....those boys had FUN! Congrats to them, and to your GS and to you too Glenda!

My sister's 10 y.o. Frigidaire f/l washer had severe mold. 5 cycles with washer cleaner, two with bleach and a couple more to rinse didn't clean it. The gunk was pervasive. Wish I had known sparky's method with the Cascade which sounds like the only thing possible to get at it all. But still difficult on top and in folds. My brother ordered a new gasket for the washer. My two brothers replaced the gasket -- there is a You Tube video but it's much more difficult actually and it's a two man job. Fortunately, they are two big, strong guys. The new gasket is in but will take some time to normalize. There is now an issue with the door closing properly each time. That said, it was done, the washer is clean and no need to replace. Perhaps LG will sell you a new gasket.