DustGrind
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What do you use? How bout post some before and after pictures of you work.
Sharpening mower blades
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DustGrind
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I did this one today using a Hammond. First time using it as it's older then dirt. The machine is missing some parts and I can't find anyone around here to help me make a rest. So I just held it.It's rough, but I'm thinking with a rest of some sort, should be able to clean it up some.
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Looks pretty good really
Lone Wolf
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Whats a Hammond?
DustGrind
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3" bent sander
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Welcome to OPE Mr DustGrind.
DustGrind
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Thank you sir.
Hope I'll be able to learn some sharpening skills here as well as repairing my mowers that I can not figure out.
Example, I have a Kawasaki K series 14hp that had no spark.
Changed the coil and exciter. Now I have just a very week spark.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
DustGrind
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Belt, sorry.
The new phones are known to have incorrect auto correct.
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Yep sure do
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I used to make custom knives before I had to go in the lawncare business for 11 years. I used my Burr King 2X72 belt grinder 36 or 50 grit. And make sure your blades are balanced. I was changing spindles every 6 months until I started doing that. After balancing blades sometimes they would go up to 2 years. Also use a high lift blade, throws the mulch out and seperates it so you don't have to remow the clumps.
