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Posted by Andy on June 02, 2005 at 08:40:55 from (206.180.38.20):
In Reply to: changing my blades posted by Joe1 on June 01, 2005 at 15:03:51:
Maybe you"re looking for model LT140H331KV? A Snapper LT14H33 tractor? Try the link below and make sure you don"t have a popup blocker on. It will give you a search box where you can get all of the manuals for your tractor for free. As to how to change your blade, I would suggest removing the deck and flipping it over. You should see the blade which wil be held on by a bolt. Block the blade from turning with a scrap of 2x4 lumber and you should be able to break the bolt loose. Reinstall it with a little bit of anti-seize lube and it should come off easily the next time...
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