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HOW TO SERVICE A 4' KING KUTTER BRUSH MOWER

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The grass in the pastures is getting out of control! We need to get our brush mower maintained and ready for the mowing season. It does not go as fast as I thought it would.
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2 июн 2023

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@Shookmeister Год назад

Those cotter pins looked to be a pain in the rear. After watching this, I am definitely going to stand mine up to do that job. Thanks for sharing!

@JustCaidsDayFarm Год назад

They were a pain! It didn't help that when I replaced the blades the first time I reused the old pins. Never again! Thanks for watching and commenting!

@p71collector 3 месяца назад

I think I would of put some anti-seize on the stud and bolts using a castle nut, it would make future disassembly easier. I have a King Kutter mower like this, only it's 5 foot wide.

@JustCaidsDayFarm 3 месяца назад

Thanks for the tip!

@OrangeismyNewGreen Год назад

Yep I think those blades had better days, that ended up being a though job but you got it done 👍🏻. Good job Justin 👍🏻🙋🏼‍♂️🙂

@JustCaidsDayFarm Год назад

Yeah it was more work than I was anticipating but I had fun doing it and the mower is working great! Thanks for watching Luc!

@busch4103 Год назад

Appreciate the video. Bought this same mower attachment and I’m gonna have to replace all but the deck.

@JustCaidsDayFarm Год назад

Oh that’s a bummer! So far it has been working well for me. I have heard of other people having issues and not liking it. Thanks for watching!

@tomryan9616 11 месяцев назад

What size socket?

@JustCaidsDayFarm 11 месяцев назад

I believe the blade nuts were 1 1/4" and the stump hooper nut was 1 1/2" but that was a while ago so my memory might not be the best on it.

@user-qy9xj8wj1r 10 месяцев назад

Those blades aren’t supposed to be sharp. It’s a brush hog, sharp blades will deform much faster…just my opinion. Of course, if it’s just grass and you e got no debris, sharpening is ok

@JustCaidsDayFarm 10 месяцев назад

We mow mostly heavy tall grass with weeds. Not too much brush. I understand that you want a more obtuse angle for heavy debris but the one blade couldn't even be called an edge. It was completely round like a 1/4" thick.