Mower Blade Test! What's The Correct Mower Blade?

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• TU

  @tubby6339 · 2 years ago

  Dang chute is in the way when making a video like this. I understand you using it when not filming, but i want to see how a top of the line commercial mower disperses with these different blades

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• AS

  @astikennel · 2 years ago

  Another great video! I had no idea there were blade options like this, thanks Andrew!

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• ST

  @strickk08 · 2 years ago

  We (when I mowed) used ultra high lift exclusively unless we couldn't get them. It helps lift wet grass and suck up old stuff kind of like dethatching.

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• LI

  @lightning7582 · 1 month ago

  How about some Kavli beast blades?

• JE

  @JerryT-c9z3e · 3 months ago

  I never take off that much grass anyway. Keep my grass around four inches at shortest. Better for grass to hold moister during hot summer and controls weed and fireants.

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• SP

  @spartanj2957 · 11 days ago

  When you run over the same area on gravel, 1 st run more next less and last run hardly any caus you blew the  loose first and less and less as you go ,so yes less dust in the end as i predicted,not less because of blade style but the noumber of passes in the same place

• RO

  @robertmorris3919 · 2 years ago

  Man, talk about enjoying the mow!  I really enjoy these "test" type videos.  It really gives us some insight as to what works best!  Thanks for taking the time/effort!!  Much appreciated my friend!

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• KE

  @KellyLeopard · 2 years ago

  Awesome video Brother !!!!! Thanks !!!!!!

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• SA

  @sam.man.TX22 · 2 years ago

  Great video sir

• LO

  @LorenTedford · 2 years ago

  Wow very interesting when I was the Groundskeeper for the School District I would write up an Oil change every two weeks (approximately 60 to 80 hrs) of operation and a Blade Change every week of operation. The districted Owned 7 Different Properties that had to be taken care of.  It was the school bus Maintenance guys that did the work on the mowers Typically Monday and Tuesdays those days I spent picking up a lot of trash from the students and dealing with other problems. I just sent that information in with my hours logged on shift and Engine hours logged each day to the Superintendent's office. My Direct supervisor was the Superintendent himself and then I had to answer to the Board of education back when I was working for them.. They didn't like me all that well lol Always grilling me about something. Anyway I know we had a bucket with blades in it in the event of an Emergency but our district didn't allow us to perform the regular Maintenance on the equipment for accountability reasons. Back then I never bothered to look or understand what the different blades were etc. The Bus Barn guys always took care of all that for us. I know I would have the Sign the log books on pickup of the equipment that oil was full and looked cleaned along with any other notes I might have to add. I only worked for three years for them I am so glad I got out.. They were not pleasant group to work for. Oh and I hate Toilet paper and forks.. You haven't lived life till your on your hands and knees pulling plastic utensils out of the ground all day long.

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• HA

  @HalfPint5811 · 2 years ago

  Less dust on the 2nd set.   Thats some thick grass now!

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• BO

  @bobgray617 · 2 years ago

  Is there like a mower wash in your area? That beast looked cleaner than my truck in the start of this video. Great content. I guess the next step is to see durability and edge retention.

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