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Blades
If the first blade cutting the second is carrying the load of the first and the third is carrying the load of the other two why arent there 3 different blades? more designed for their application. just a late night thought
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A lot of guys here do indeed mix their blades underneath the deck.
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mix them how? i dont mean double blades.
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I've often wondered why someone hasn't come up with a setup where the left side blade is the largest, the center blade slightly smaller, the discharge side blade even smaller so it has more of a "pulling" gear to it to discharge all those clippings easier.
Did that make any sense?
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i think mowing decks have alot of innovation left in them of course i have nothing else to think about all day
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Maybe a high lift on the left side coupled with another high lift in middle with a gator on the right?
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I've been trying to find time to hook a chipper up to my Walker discharge blower. This would cut the clippings ultra fine and spread them across the cutting width. This to me makes more sense than trying to cut them multiple times under the deck.
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Quote:
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p.s.: also a late night thought
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