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10.7.3 INSPECT THE MOWER BLADES
A worn or damaged mower blade has the potential to break, leading to fragments being propelled into the operator's
or bystander's area, causing severe personal harm or death. Inspect it before each use. Halt operation if the mower
hits an object and inspect for damage.
Mower blades are sharp. Always wear gloves when handling or working near mower blades.
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Remove the mower blade from the mower. See Remove the Blades (Reference 10.7.2).
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Inspect the mower blades to assess whether they are blunt and require sharpening or display signs of damage
and should be replaced. Blades showing cracks, corrosion, rust, excessive wear or bending should be discarded.
10.7.4 INSTALL THE BLADES
Mower blades are sharp. Always wear gloves when handling or working near mower blades.
1. Install the new blades following the specified sequence: blade support, blade, spacer, and blade bolt. Ensure that
the blade sail (curved part) is pointing upward toward the inside of the deck.
Incorrect orientation of the blades can damage the cutting deck and impact the mower's stability which can
affect operator's safety.
2. Securely tighten the blade bolts by rotating clockwise with a 24 mm socket or wrench. Torque to 115 -118 Ft-lbs
(155-160 N.m).
Incorrect orientation of the blades can damage the cutting deck and impact the mower's stability which can
affect operator's safety.
Note: Make certain all parts are replaced in the exact order in which they were removed.
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