Posted by Eldon (WA) on September 20, 2015 at 18:19:02 from (98.247.110.251):
In Reply to: brush hog blades posted by ken midlam on September 20, 2015 at 16:24:49:
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I did the math, and if I get 200 hours on a new set of blades it costs me about 1% of that for new blades. New blades cut better, take less fuel and last longer than re-sharpened ones...so I am just going to use new ones. Also it is a good idea to remove those bolts once in awhile to keep them from rusting themselves in place. Bush Hog says to replace bolts when replacing blades, but I disagree. I have over 1200 hours on one of my mowers and the bolts are fine.
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