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Re: Aftermarket mower blades
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Posted by Fred Martin on March 01, 2006 at 10:53:42 from (69.218.163.54):
In Reply to: Aftermarket mower blades posted by Hurst on February 28, 2006 at 16:29:25:
I had a similar problem when I went to buy blades for a RM-59 Woods finish mower. They were $45 a set and the local farm store had the same blades for $15 but they were made to turn the other direction. Being that I live by myself and no one else around...after buying the new blades....I sliced off pieces from a new push mower blade that I had and welded them on and sharpened them....then balanced and run for years like that. In fact they"re about worn out now and I can"t find the new ones...I used stick low hydrogen rod on them and I have welded for a living....so be careful doing this...it isn"t recommended! Fred OH
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