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Topic: Hardee Mower Blade Replacement
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| Bigmarv1085
08-17-2012 19:21:48
74.190.8.187
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I have a 5 foot hardee rotary mower that I"m trying to get the blades off of. Sprayed the nut with kroil for 4 days. Put my 1" drive ratchet and 5 foot of cheetah on it and tried to turn counter clockwise (left hand threads) I would presume. I can"t get either nut loose. Any ideas?
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| JWalker
08-19-2012 16:21:06
66.153.201.236
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Re: Hardee Mower Blade Replacement in reply to Bigmarv1085, 08-17-2012 19:21:48
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| If you are trying to remove the individual bolts that hold actual blades on they are usually spot welded. If you are trying to remove the T that holds both blades on, it usually has a cotter pin in the middle of the nut/shaft.
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| Bigmarv1085
08-18-2012 15:40:03
74.176.233.157
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Re: Hardee Mower Blade Replacement in reply to Bigmarv1085, 08-17-2012 19:21:48
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| The one that holds the blades on. I don"t know what I did with the ID plate but it is a 5 footer. Agri Supply sells blades a Hardee and a bolt assembly which is listed as left hand threads. I have replaced many a bush Hog brand and they are all left hand threaded.
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| Diydave
08-18-2012 23:25:19
96.244.166.61
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Re: Hardee Mower Blade Replacement in reply to Bigmarv1085, 08-18-2012 15:40:03
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| I have always found it easier, logistically speaking, to remove the individual pins, on the top side. They are regular thread, but you can get at them, through the service hole, which also acts to lock the blade carrier in place, as you turn the nut.
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| trac1
08-18-2012 08:54:08
50.88.28.69
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Re: Hardee Mower Blade Replacement in reply to Bigmarv1085, 08-17-2012 19:21:48
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| I cannot remember any Hardee mowers that came with a left-hand thread bolt/nut. Best I remember all were r/h thread. I "think" you might be tightening the nut.
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| Diydave
08-18-2012 08:11:34
96.244.166.129
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Re: Hardee Mower Blade Replacement in reply to Bigmarv1085, 08-17-2012 19:21:48
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| Which nut, the one on the bottom, that holds both blades to the gearbox, or one on top, that holds each individual blade??
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| rabbit
08-17-2012 19:39:53
207.241.137.116
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Re: Hardee Mower Blade Replacement in reply to Bigmarv1085, 08-17-2012 19:21:48
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