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King Kutter finish mower

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Scott-KC

07-08-2002 20:08:10




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I tightened the belt on my 6 ft finish mower and noticed one of the blades was cutting at an angle. I figured I'd check it later. Then the belt fell off-never done that before. That made it obvious that two of the spindles were REALLY loose. I've taken them apart and one of them had NO evidence of the upper set of bearings.
Now the questions:
Has anyone ever replaced the bearings and seals on one of these? Is it worth the work?
The shafts are grooved slightly where the bearings sat and I'm afraid the new bearings might spin on the shaft. Is this a big problem?
Thanks for the help. I know someone on this board can help.

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Burrhead

07-09-2002 13:21:55




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 Re: King Kutter finish mower in reply to Scott-KC, 07-08-2002 20:08:10  
I have one of the 6' KK myself.
The way I do it is this.

I go to Motion Industries and get new bearings where they're alot cheaper. Before I put the new bearings on the shaft I take a hammer and chisel or punch and knock rough spots on the shaft to keep the bearings from spinning on the shaft.

It does'nt hurt to have to do some hammering to put the new bearings on the shaft.

In case you don't have the manuals I'll link them in. They may load a little slow it's in adobe format. Good luck & HTH

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