anybody use these,or have any info about them?
neary blade grinder
s and s mowing
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anybody use these,or have any info about them?
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Never heard of them.
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Got 1 LESCO name on it with a metal stand got it at lesco paid 329 for the grinder stand was 179.
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Here is the one I got.
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Old or new one?Turf Docter said:
Didn't even know they made one.
I have the smaller version from Lesco. It has a 1/2 hp motor on it. It works good for what I use it for, but my blades never get that bad. I run a real sharp blade bevel angle, so I am grinding alot of steel. I usually change this blade bevel and grind the bevel longer (about to the center of the blade) using a 4" sidegrinder first (initially). The only problem with the Neary, was that the bed is too small, and I would get a little bit of wobble out of the blade toward the end if I didn't hold it just right. I bolted a piece of 1/4' flat stock on it (about 10" x 3 or 4") with countersunk allen screws, and it works great - smooth all the way through.
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3 seasons old i love mine i,mine has a aluminum stand on top of the grinder to keep your blades at the right pitch with adjustment knobs.also i have a dust vac mounted also.lesco has 1 in the showroom.
Neary is a sister company of Foley United. Both companies specialize in computerized spin grinding equipment for reel mowers. High buck high tech machines.
Their rotary blade grinders have developed from the older versions pictured in these posts to a 90 degree grinder. The new grinders are the model 440 and 450.
I have a newer model 400, like the one pictured. For me and my maintenance standards, the model 400 performs well.
The value for the price isn't objectionable-even the older units work well.
Their rotary blade grinders have developed from the older versions pictured in these posts to a 90 degree grinder. The new grinders are the model 440 and 450.
I have a newer model 400, like the one pictured. For me and my maintenance standards, the model 400 performs well.
The value for the price isn't objectionable-even the older units work well.
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