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Brand Name:
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EP
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Product name:
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Bolt For John Deere Combine
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Application:
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Agricultural machinery parts
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OEM No:
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FH329916
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Weight:
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3.2kg
Quick Details
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Weight (KG):
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3.2 KG
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Marketing Type:
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Hot Product 2022
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Place of Origin:
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Zhejiang, China
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Brand Name:
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EP
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Product name:
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Bolt For John Deere Combine
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Application:
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Agricultural machinery parts
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OEM No:
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FH329916
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Weight:
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3.2kg
Product Description
Aplication
Spare part for farm machinery drive John Deere.
Characteristic
When you're looking for a lawn mower that will cut grass, one option is to buy a rotary mower. The blade has a central bore and an array of apertures radiating from it. These cutting surfaces will help to lift and move the grass clippings. The row of apertures can also be located midway between the blade's ends. If your lawn mower is a rotary one, it's best to purchase a blade made of carbon steel, which will last longer.
To sharpen the blade of your rotary lawn mower, you can either use a grinder or a metal file. Be sure to wear protective gloves and eyewear, and do not stand in front of the grinding stone while it's hot. Disconnect the spark plug wire first. Then, tilt the mower's body to reach the blade. Be aware of any gas leaks. If the blade is too sharp, you can clink it against a block of wood or remove it with a socket.
If you have tall grass, you can use a medium sail blade, which is standard on most Toro rotary mowers. This blade creates enough airflow to handle bagging, but it's not ideal for dispersion. A low sail blade, on the other hand, is better suited for
applications without much dispersion. They also tend to use less power and noise. This is an excellent option for small lawns,though it's not recommended for large ones.
The shredder of the present invention may be a cylinder that has multiple longitudinal cutting edges. These cutting edges are connected to the blade through an interconnecting member 23. The shredder is secured to the rotary blade by a locknut or bolt. The arms extend at an angle of about 90 to 135 degrees. As shown in FIGS. 11-14, two shredders may be fastened above and below the blade.
This blade is made of high carbon alloy steel and is tough enough to withstand multiple sharpening processes. Its unique shape helps the mower cut the grass more efficiently. The blade also features a lift portion 3b. This section raises the grass during the cutting process and helps create an upward force on the blade when it rotates. Its design also prevents the cutting edges from sliding off the tips. Its design makes it more durable and reduces the risk of blade breakage and ensures optimal performance.
To sharpen the blade of your rotary lawn mower, you can either use a grinder or a metal file. Be sure to wear protective gloves and eyewear, and do not stand in front of the grinding stone while it's hot. Disconnect the spark plug wire first. Then, tilt the mower's body to reach the blade. Be aware of any gas leaks. If the blade is too sharp, you can clink it against a block of wood or remove it with a socket.
If you have tall grass, you can use a medium sail blade, which is standard on most Toro rotary mowers. This blade creates enough airflow to handle bagging, but it's not ideal for dispersion. A low sail blade, on the other hand, is better suited for
applications without much dispersion. They also tend to use less power and noise. This is an excellent option for small lawns,though it's not recommended for large ones.
The shredder of the present invention may be a cylinder that has multiple longitudinal cutting edges. These cutting edges are connected to the blade through an interconnecting member 23. The shredder is secured to the rotary blade by a locknut or bolt. The arms extend at an angle of about 90 to 135 degrees. As shown in FIGS. 11-14, two shredders may be fastened above and below the blade.
This blade is made of high carbon alloy steel and is tough enough to withstand multiple sharpening processes. Its unique shape helps the mower cut the grass more efficiently. The blade also features a lift portion 3b. This section raises the grass during the cutting process and helps create an upward force on the blade when it rotates. Its design also prevents the cutting edges from sliding off the tips. Its design makes it more durable and reduces the risk of blade breakage and ensures optimal performance.
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