Ok, I bought a brand X mower, A Slasher, probably Chinese from a local dealer, they have since moved and am having a hard time finding them or parts. The mower has worked well, it has had to undergo some small fallen logs and small rocks. And it just had a couple chips on the blade. Today I hit a larger rock and it seemed to bend one of the mower arms, now it vibrates so i can't use it anymore, looking around I can't seem to find new arms for it. They are small, 13 1/2 inch from center hole to end and the hole is about 13/16 inch where it attaches. I am thinking about taking it to a machine shop and have them bend it back, think that will work.
BRUSH HOG BLADES
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joecdeere
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rdbrumfield
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If you live in northern Oregon, there is a junma dealer by Kalama Wa on I 5 north
might be worth the drive
One thing to think about when you get blades, try to get ones that are not flat, but tipped up in the back. I found that the flat ones will find their way through the top of the deck. the tipped ones won't as the back of the blade will touch the tin before the cutting edge
might be worth the drive
One thing to think about when you get blades, try to get ones that are not flat, but tipped up in the back. I found that the flat ones will find their way through the top of the deck. the tipped ones won't as the back of the blade will touch the tin before the cutting edge
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