JimMorrissey
Veteran Member
Just sharpened the blades on my Exmark ZT the other day and removed all the debris and twine.....WOW! The sharp blades made a huge difference in the quality of the cut. It's perfect /forums/images/graemlins/smile.gif
My father always told me not to "sharpen" them, as they get weak along the edge and blunt (roll over on themselves) quickly. I'd don't know about that at this point, but what I do know is that if I need to change the blades more often due to sharpening them (sharp), then so be it. The cut is unmatched.
My father always told me not to "sharpen" them, as they get weak along the edge and blunt (roll over on themselves) quickly. I'd don't know about that at this point, but what I do know is that if I need to change the blades more often due to sharpening them (sharp), then so be it. The cut is unmatched.