Your Manual L M
r - The Fa
ful Walk Behinds
Tools: The tools that your l require
doing this job are
- You and your time of about 2 hours or less
- A bastard file of about 12" long
- A small crow bar to prevent ement of rotor of l
er.
- A wta
l be useful
dong the job com
tably.
Pre: You can use the following pr
e as a general guide and make changes to it to suit you. Remember the pr
e is not sacrosanct. The results are important, not the pr
e.
1. If possi, re
e the handle of l
er and place l
er on the ta
.
2. Secure it if possi in the clamps. If you do not have clamps, do not bother, secure it against any block, so that the
ement away from you is restricted.
3. Fix the crowbar in the bla so that it
l not rotate
4. W the help of the bastard file, file the edges of bla
so that they look
rp. W
at an angle of 45 degrees
5. When one blade is ned, re
e the crowbar and turn the rotor to w
on another blade. Repeat the pr
e until all bla
are
ned.
6. If you have a flexi
ft grinder in your DIY w
shop, you
l be a
to complete the w
w
in 5 to 10 minutes per blade. Make a template of blade profile be
e you start your w
and compare frequently. This is necessary to ensure that you do not
r cut at a place.
Safety Tip For You
While ning the bla
ensure that the stroke is not too long otherwise, you may injure yourself.
Shaning Bla
Of P
r M
r
Depending upon the l
er the pr
e may vary. We have included general statements in this pr
e; you would have to change the pr
e slightly. Keep the maintenance manual of l
er handy if you have one.
Tools required.
- Siphon hose and clean container
- Heavy w gl
s and goggles
- Dou-cut (medium-rough) flat file
- Lumber scrap
- Socket wrench set
- Rubber mallet*
- Bench vise or C clamps
- Rotary blade ner accessory
- Electric dr*
- Screwdriver, or 1/4-in. rod or bolt*
- Blade balancer
- Replacement blade*
* Only if required
The list may look mida
, but tools are generally availa
w
every DIY enthusiast.
Pre:
The pre is given
the simple single blade l
er, but the same
l apply to all types of bla
, whether single or dou
- Wear hand gls and clean the
ine and the gasoline tank from outside
- Ree spark plug from the
ine
- Ree all the fuel from the tank of the gasoline
ine. Use the siphon hose so you do not sp
gasoline on floor.
- Completely empty out the oil from gearbox if you have one
- Invert the ine and have access to the blade.
- Clamp the ine so it does not
e and clean the blade area thoroughly
- W help of a box spanner, re
e the nut holding the blade. Usually the nut
l be unlocked in the reverse to direction of rotation of
ine. You may
age the screwdriver in the cooling fan of
ine to stop rotation of
ine.
- If you find that you are using too much ce to unlock the nut, put one or two drops of rust re
ing chemical, and try after 30 minutes
- After you ree the blade, clamp it in the bench vise and
n it w
a file or a grinder. Sha
n only the outer 2 to 3 inches. The area to be
ned
l be known if you see the blade.
- Shan only to the required extent. Too much
ning is not necessary. This is not the knife. It w
s at the speed of the
ine
- After ning, check w
your thumb. Be careful not to cut thumb. If you have done
ning be
e, or seen some one doing it, you
l know what we mean by this.
- Balance the blade w help of a small balancing tool on VEE blocks, or even on two foot rulers pla
side by side
- Refit the bla, ref
ine oil and gasoline and test the
rpness of bla
on uncut portion of your l
Safety tips:
- Always use safety goggles and hand gls when w
ing w
p
r tools.
- Be sure to ree the spark plug be
e starting. Serious accidents can happen if you do not do this.
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