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Whoops, sorry, Jim Got blinded by the avatar.Jake is a different more popular FF here....I am looking for push...
Jake is a different more popular FF here....I am looking for push...
Cool . . . I'm popular? I always wanted to be one of the cool, popular kids . . . and now I am.
Just another bozo on the bus.Maybe - but your still part of the peanut gallery.
No, that's me--I'm the one who can't tell the engines apart.Short bus?
I had a basic push mower in the seventies and early eighties, As I recall my father in law had a basic sharpening tool that he ran across the blade to keep it keen. I have a similar item that I use for pruning blades, works like a charm.
In my experience, push reel mowers should not require manual sharpening (eg. filing). They work much like scissors and the blades should only require a bit of polishing compound spread on them and then the mower pushed along driveway for a bit. The metal on metal contact should be enough to maintain an edge. They just have to be tuned, so there is constant contact between the cutter blade and blade reel.
I recall that I did LOVE the scissor action, They actually made a power mower with a reel assembly. Haven't seen one in years, but I am sure someone manufactures it.
Wonder what the Chinese ones are like?