Mower blades

[m5040]

Went to check the torque of the blade mounting bolts, but I don't remember installing shredder blades on my 180 mower.

 

[agjones]

Might be me... Your images don't show up just says 'attached thumbnails'.

 

[curtjeep]

That right there is a premi blade, brutha

 

[larrydman]

Must have some tough grass up in them parts.

 

[4get gto]

Looks like someone put a bead of weld on the edge...
I'd say you got your money out of them.

 

[m5040]

No welds, that is how they chip away when rocks are hit. They still do a good job on grass, tall and otherwise. Some other brands seem to be softer and kind of mushroom when impacting rocks.

 

[Summerlin]

Y’all didn’t know that serrated blades are a new trend? M5040 has fully committed to this new fad!

 

[cqaigy2]

Interesting wear. I just replaced mine, no rust some obvious "hard object" impacts. They tapered from thin on the outside, to thicker toward the center. Probably lost 25% maybe a little more of material. I should add, the wear was relatively smooth and not pitted like the pict.

 

[m5040]

The rust is because it is the first time I used it this year, (took the pic before use). Where I cut with it, I wait until it is 1 or 2 ft high. The chips are caused by hitting numerous rocks hidden in the weeds. As bad as it looks, it is holding up surprisingly well.

 

[cqaigy2]

Yes, i don't have many rocks, just where the driveway is. As a matter of fact, when i first came out to this property, there was a primitive path i was walking down, I needed something like a rock to bash something, i don't remember what, and i looked around and around and couldn't find one flipping rock.

 

[RalphVa]

And I thought my bush hog blades looked bad.

Ralph

 

[larrydman]

Yes, i don't have many rocks, just where the driveway is. As a matter of fact, when i first came out to this property, there was a primitive path i was walking down, I needed something like a rock to bash something, i don't remember what, and i looked around and around and couldn't find one flipping rock.

Rocks are just like the police, when ya need one they can't be found, but mow a new piece of ground and they're everywhere.

 

[woodlandfarms]

Do you salt your lawn?

 

[m5040]

Rocks are just like the police, when ya need one they can't be found, but mow a new piece of ground and they're everywhere.

HAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA!!!!!



Never heard of salting a lawn, I would have thought it would kill everything. It sure does with metal.

 

[woodlandfarms]

My comment about salt was for humor. I have only seen metal that rusted when exposed to salt roads.

 

[m5040]

Opps, I better get back outside and wash my lawn

 

[Fuddy1952]

I'd pick up all the rocks.

 

[m5040]

I am trying, but they grow faster then the grass.

 

[larrydman]

Rocks in the background, rocks in the foreground and rocks in the bucket. You don't need a mower, you need a chisel.

 

[cqaigy2]

Holy cow, thatsa lota rocks. I have to haul rocks in, you have to haul them out.