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Why buy new CC mower blades? Why?
What happened to straight cut 90 degree blades, not pre/almost worn out blades sense 10+ years ago.
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Seriously, I have a way to make those b@#×@#%# blades last longer...........
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Lmao, I guess I don't have enough posts to make my suggestions notable.
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You made 3 posts in 2 .5 hours on a Friday evening. Give people some time ! I don't understand what you are trying to say in your posts, either.
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I ASSUME he is referring to sharpening a wide blade many times????
All well and good, but how is one going to put the lift wing part back on after it wears to a knife edge and falls off, and no longer lifts the grass to be cut and goes badly out of balance? Then there were those blades that used a replaceable "tip" much like a sickle bar knife, they didn't do as well as they were promoted to be. There again I'm trying to read someone's mind and I can't remember what I had for breakfast. Some things wear and need replaced, like tires, Batt-trees, belts and blades. Not to mention fuel & lubricant. They are considered "consumables" |
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Better watch it George....
According to some on here you are bordering on "smart attitude" |
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Wish I had a pond that had some fish in it too!!
Is that what them holes are for?? |
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I did not understand as well. Makes no sense to me what you are asking. Need more info.
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Does not make sense but the only way to make them last a bit longer would be to do some serious heat treating and bashing with a big hammer
Or mow less frequently Oz
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