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Has anyone else had trouble with the double blades on the Lazers? I tried them on the new deisels and the top set bent, slowed the power way down. Any suggestions, other than not run them?
What did you hit to bend a blade? Double blades will not cause a blade to bend!
Eric ELM
06-06-2001, 11:12 PM
I have used double blades for the past 12 years and I have never bent the upper or lower blades. I have used them on 3 different mowers with diesel engines and 3 different mowers with gas engines. The only combination of blades that pulls down my newest diesel, is double high lift blades. Now that will make it pull and that's what I have been running the past couple weeks with all this rain. :)
Trying to do 2 days mowing in one about wore my old bones out today. :(
CSRA Landscaping
06-06-2001, 11:16 PM
running double highlifts on my tiger cub now. No benders. Only problem that I have is the sand wearing them down to nothing in a month. :(
We haven't hit anything, the top blades just bent down wards on both ends on all three blades. I was using double hi lift blades. Is there another combo I should use?
you must have some more kinda blade tip speed.
see if you can get a picture of this.
oh ,you just joking right.had me for a second .later
Eric ELM
06-07-2001, 08:05 AM
When it is dry, I use a highlift and a Gator or Mulcher blade set up. When it is wet, I use double highlifts on the diesel and double regular lifts on the old one. At over 3,400 hours, it's too tired to turn double highlifts. :)
The reason I don't use a Gator blade when it is wet, it makes the clippings wad up at times in thick tall grass if it's wet. The other blades I mentioned, the notched foils are twisted outward instead of inward like a Gator, so these blades tend to throw the clippings out better than Gators. Just my opinion. :)
The blade I'm talking about, I have a picture of it on my double blade page on my website.
Mid Rivers
06-07-2001, 08:06 AM
I'm running doubles on my Lazer, it is a 23hp Liquid cooled. I have no problems. I'm also running them on my 48" Turf Tracer without problems. Good Luck:D
Muxx,
All, or most for that matter 60" blades "frown" meaning that the tips cut lower than the rest of the edge. I once got aftermarket blades that didn't "frown" and the cutting height raised almost 1/4", plus it didn't cut as well. Your not bending them, they come that way!
Good Luck!
CSRA Landscaping
06-08-2001, 09:16 PM
:( :cool: :(
We need some mower 'smilies' for posts.
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