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Hello, my name is Acton and I am on behalf of Expert Village.com. Today we are going
to talk about how to change out your old blade on your lawnmower for your new
blade. You are going to need a couple of things. You will need a few different
size sockets, usually the larger side, usually a half-inch thru 11/16 just to
make sure you find the right one, a nice heavy duty ratchet to give you that
extra torque power and the correct size blade for the model of the lawnmower that
you have. Pretty easy. Find the right socket that you will need to use and I
believe for this model you need a 5/8. Perfect. Put that on. Make sure that you
have it tilted up and have it tight. If you want actually use some gloves to
grab the blades. Now on this model we have several things that hold the blade on
and make it work for the lawnmower. We have a blade adaptor, a blade, locking
bracket and then we have hardened no. 8 bolt. Make sure always that they go back
in the right order. Take your new blade. Now when you put your blade on a lot
of these blades will have bottom sign or graph side printed on the back. That
just means that that is the side that faces the ground when you put your blade
back on. Your blade adapter goes on first. If you notice on the inside there is
a key way so there is only one way it can go on. This bottom side faces your
lawn. So if you also notice there is a star pattern that it sits on. The holes
are matching up. Next you have your bolt and tighten that on finger tight. Now
you always want to put your blade on as tight as you can and there you go. You
now have a new blade for your season. |
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Always Disconnect the spark plug wire from the spark plug, before replacing the blades. |