I sharpen my blades TWICE a year, first time after the first 3 or 4 mowings and you have cleaned n leveled any mole holes or rocks or sticks or high places etc and then maybe the end of July or so. Therefore, with only 2 such sharpenings, how hard or easy it is isnt my main concern........I pull up my loader tractor near the front n drop a chain n hoist it up about 3 feet then grab my air impact wrench n drop the 3 blades PIECE OF CAKE. Of course, Im NOT saying it wouldnt be nice to have a raise up deck, Im only saying sharpening isnt all that bad when one uses a lift tractor and air wrench.
Mines a Husquavarna with a 61 inch deck and 25 HP two cylinder Kawasaki shes a grass eating machine.
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