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Old 07-25-2013, 04:33 PM
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Default What are the blades sizes of the 48" deck?
The blades that are on it now are very old and measure approx 14.25" x2 & 19.25". I say approx because they've been sharpened more then a few times the edges are ground down pretty good. I've always used, used blades. But I'm looking at new blades. The cub dealer has them but it's a bit pricey so I was looking elsewhere. The sizes shown are 14.5 & 20" which from my experience with this deck, if the blades are to much longer then my first measurements they will hit. Is that a typical issue and they just need trimmed on the ends or am I overlooking something? Any insight would be appreciated, thanks. Maybe my belt needs to be tighter and they just over lap. The motivation for blades is my are well past there prime and they are leaving uncut grass lines where they would overlap.
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Didn't you already ask this question?

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Mine are 20" and 14 1/2" and they are the original blades.they do not hit.
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Didn't you already ask this question?

http://www.onlycubcadets.net/forum/s...ad.php?t=26244
Yea, but it got moved. But I didn't know it. Thought it didn't posted for some reason and re posted. But then it to disappeared from the forum so I searched and found it here in implements along with my other pat. If OCC wants to move the posts that's fine can do what they want on their site but might be nice to notify the poster as to not cause confusion.
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