Spraying PAM on snowblowers works..how about mower decks?

[augs dad]

Dont' laugh ..just yet...learned along time ago that spraying PAM inside 2 stage snowblower chutes significantly reduces clogging for any type of snow...obviously grass and snow are a bit different...dah...has anyone ever used this or something similar on mower decks? Alot cheaper than MoDECK...ok stop laughing now...thanks...Gary in PA

[kutnkru]

Some of the biggest drawbacks to using cooking sprays is they attract flies etc, unlike the mow-deck products. Some use wd-40, others use a teflon spray, it all varies.

If your like I am and clean your decks thoroughly nightly (overkill) you shouldnt have a problem regardless of what you use.

Here is another alternative you could check into:
http://www.lawnsite.com/showthread.php?threadid=4265

Hope this helps!

[walker-talker]

I read a post on this subject a few weeks ago. There was someone that tried Pam and he said that it did not work well. I have never tried anything personally.

MATT

[BRL]

If you do a search of MoDeck & cooking spray you'll find some good old threads on the subject. I'm not going to rehash what I already posted, but since trying the MoDeck I have not gone back to my old favorite cooking spray or any of the other tricks I used to use.

[Administrator]

Yea, I used the cooking spray :cry: GNAT fest!!

[vipermanz]

i tried pam before and ended up with some sort of moldy-stuff:confused: