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Re: Sharpening a belly blade
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Posted by txgrn on June 04, 2005 at 06:33:25 from (209.151.112.113):
In Reply to: Sharpening a belly blade posted by Farmer in the Dells (WI) on June 03, 2005 at 10:17:45:
I use a 4" grinder from harbor freight to sharpen my blades on the mower and the discs are available from them alse; real cheap. Would much rather change out a disc than change out the blade. I don't think angle is all that important (my opinion). The 40 degree number just means that you don't want a long skinny edge; a short fast edge is desired. But you do want somewhat of a blunt end on the blade as a razor edge won't last long if you hit anything...but it sure cuts sweet till then. Grin. Mark
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