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Well it looks like I'm out of luck. I have been looking for blades for my Lawn Ranger and having zero luck. I have tried Wheel Horse part numbers 7908, 7909. Toro part numbers 8777, and 53322 and no one has anything like this. I was thinking about doing a cut down, but finding right hand and left hand blades seems to be the problem. Anyone making blades, constructing blades, got a work around, etc? My blades are usable, but that is about it.
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New Old Stock Toro/Wheel Horse Blade Kit #108004 This kit contains two # 108171 blades Diagonal length: 18 3/4” Blade width: 2" Center hole: 13/16” x 1” double D slot Used On: 37” Side Discharge Mower (1981 - 1983) Models 05-37MS01, A5-37MS01 $39 includes shipping within US lower 48 One blade set available. Limited number of other NOS mower parts available (blades, belts, spindle components). Please private message me if you are interested in purchasing. Thank you joeww121@gmail.com
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New Old Stock Toro/Wheel Horse Blade Kit #106637 This kit contains three # 106078 blades Diagonal length: 16” Blade width: 2" Center hole: 3/4” diameter Used On: 48” Side Discharge Mower, VIN/Models: 05-48MS01, 05-48MS02, 05-48MS03, AS/05-48MS02, 05-48MS04, 05-48MS05, 05-48XS01, 05-48XS02, 05-48SY01, 05-48SY02, 05-48SC01, 05-48SC01, 05-48SS01, 15-48SC02, 15-48SC03, 75-48MS02, 75-48XS02, 85-48MS01, 85-48XS01, 95-48MS00, 95-48MS01, 95-48XS00, 95-48XS01, 74352, 74353, 78260, 78261, 78290, 78360, 78361, 78363, $49 per kit which includes shipping within US lower 48 Two 106637 blade kits available. Limited number of other NOS mower parts available (blades, belts, spindle components). Please private message me if you interested in purchasing. Thank you Joeww121@gmail.com
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Any suggestions re removing stuck mower blades?
TN Dave posted a topic in Implements and Attachments
Hi all: The people on this forum have been helpful in the recent past, so I'm hoping that those of you who are more mechanically-inclined than I am (...which is 100% of you, I'm sure...) might be able to point me in the right direction again. My apologies is this is too basic, but I have an old 310-8. It has 3 mower blades, and I can't get any of them off to sharpen them. If I use a floor jack and a couple of jack stands, I can lay down on the garage floor but can barely get a 3/8 inch electric drill with a sharpening stone attachment properly angled against the blades. I've also put the front wheels up on plastic ramps (Rhino Ramps) which I use for changing the oil on my car, with pretty much the same result. These work OK for touching up the blades just a bit, but the blades really need a good sharpening, so I am trying to get them off in order to use a bench grinder. I have sprayed a pretty fair amount of penetrating oil on the bolt heads above and below the point where they go thru the blades. I have used the longest pipe wrench I have (18 inch). Frankly, I'm a bit concerned that the amount of leverage I'm using might pull the mower off its jack stands. In any event, the blades are still very firmly attached. Any suggestions on how to get the blades off will be greatly appreciated. Many thanks in advance. -
I have been noticing that the mower leaves behind streaks of uncut grass while mowing. It looks to me as if the blades need replacing/ sharpening. Does anybody still sharpen their blades or is it not cost effective enough. If they do, how do you go about sharpening it?
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Balancing mower blades w/o round center hole
Giff Kucsma posted a topic in Implements and Attachments
I just replaced the spindle bearings in my RM-367 mower deck. I have a new set of OEM mower blades, but I'm wondering if anyone has found a good way to balance these blades that do not have a round center hole in them.