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Do You Know About Your Blade's Hole?

Amanda from CheapOnlineParts.com demonstrates the different mounting hole options for lawnmower blades. Most lawn mowers have specific mounting requirements that are identified in our video.  
 
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RasputinSir (1 year ago) Show Hide
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I'd like to see her in a wickedweaselbikini!!!
Dadzee (2 years ago) Show Hide
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Mowed without a prob...thanks for feedback
Dadzee (2 years ago) Show Hide
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BUT-if you do not mark the blade position after you take the originals, then how do you replace a set of craftsman blades? I thought that the star holes set you up from the get go, but package said to be sure to mark position of originAL BLADES.
CheapOnlineParts (2 years ago) Show Hide
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The only blades that I know of that need to be marked(timed) is the older model Craftsman(1976-older) and some of the Toro. The mounting pattern are designed mainly to keep the blades from turning on the spindles(blade shaft)and that manufactures can't interchange each others blade.

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