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@DoingStuffChannel

22 күн бұрын

Cuts great!

That's the easiest way? Lol!

@DoingStuffChannel

22 күн бұрын

I guess technically the easiest way is to hire someone but unfortunately yes it is the easiest way to replace mower blades. Even with this mower not having the best jack points, it's still easier than removing the deck or tilting it over. The famous engineering quote "The road to success is always under construction" by Lily Tomlin encapsulates the ever-evolving nature of engineering.

Go to your nearest Harbor Freight store and buy a riding mower jack. It goes under all 4 wheels and lifts the whole riding mower in the air very high enough to replace the belts and blades of the riding mower. Quit doing things the hillbilly way.

@DoingStuffChannel

23 күн бұрын

How much are the jacks? Can the every day hill billy pick one up today? lol

@DoingStuffChannel

23 күн бұрын

Cheapest they have is $139…lol you can buy another mower on marketplace for that. Thanks for commenting!

@bobwelch7609

18 күн бұрын

It is much easier to just drop the deck and pull it out from under the tractor. Much safer AND allows for easy inspection of pulleys, spindles, and belts. Also, an $8 balancer tool will guarantee you have honestly balanced blades. That old "hang it on a nail" test is completely unreliable. This post earns a D+.

@PainterD54

18 күн бұрын

@@bobwelch7609 I takes all of 5 minutes to remover, sharpen and replace my two blades on my mower. If you have a floor jack, you jack up the front off the ground. remove the blade on one side, sharpen it with an angle grinder with the blade in my bench vice. Balance it on my blade balancer. Repeat on the other side, Done! This guy has no clue how to sharpen a blade. He just ground off the edge so it was straight, that's all. WTF?

@bcrusher1979

3 күн бұрын

@@PainterD54 If the blades are really chipped up then start with a angle grinder, but then to sharpen I would use a flat file. They work really well in skilled hands.