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i agree, take the extra set of blades off, sharpen and then you should be all set. well, i guess that is one way you will never misplace your extra set of blades!
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![]() ![]() Why would someone think putting two sets on at the same time would make it better in cutting? ![]() |
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Mabey sombody put them there so that they would not get lost? I do not see how any of that deck could cut grass well set up like that!
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evidently the previous owner put them on there because he thought it would help in marshy areas and to mow fields.
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ok i dont want to screw anything up so what is the proper method to remove this deck?
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Pull the two quick releases, slide if off the front forks, and out one side. Nothing to it.
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yeah, it looked a little too easy. thanks
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