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Re: How should Bush Hog blades be sharpened?
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Posted by rob 8n ks on June 30, 2003 at 13:57:47 from (129.237.201.64):
In Reply to: How should Bush Hog blades be sharpened? posted by Popster (MD) on June 29, 2003 at 20:43:11:
Just one note -- you don't want a razor sharp edge on a bush hog blade, and this is ESPECIALLY true if you cut saplings and brush. Not only will sharp edges not last, a very sharp blade can cut a sapling and create a spike that will go through a tire, or worse, a foot. You want a pretty steep angle to TEAR the things you are cutting, but tear them easily (if that makes sense).
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