Posted by 7lazy77 on June 16, 2010 at 22:40:44 from (72.36.61.233):
I recently replaced the blades on the belly mower for the first time since I got the tractor/mower. I figured it couldn't bee too hard for a "first timer", so I installed all the blades the same way (with the cut going counter clock-wise. Noticed the center blade wasn't cutting like it should. Looking at the spindles closer, both side blades rotate counter clock-wise, while the middle blade rotates clock-wise. Can I just "flip" the blad over to get the cut going the correct way? Not sure if this would work right, since the blade may then sit up higher?? Did I not get a correct center blade when I got the blades? ANY help is greatly appreciated so I don't have to keep making a "double pass" to get the grass all cut down level in one pass??
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