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I harken back to the days of ancient Atco and slightly newer Jacobson mowers and using cigarette paper to set the bed knife. Boy the hours spent sharpening and lapping in those old walk-behinds. These things are a whole 'nuther game altogether.

​@@JPsTurfThat's the same guy going through multiple lawn services every year. I do stump grinding for several courses. Great way to meet people with money and show them my product. There's are reason why they have a mandatory membership in some neighborhoods, that way they can budget and keep everything looking nice and people coming back. Good luck to the guy next time he needs help with a project and there is no info/explanation.

I taped it first, and then gave it a .002" spin after just to validate the setup and make sure there weren't any high blades, etc. I have found the factory grinds to be very true so far.

That Ecentric though sure makes life easier to square them up than the Toro 1600's when you have to adjust drums on those it is a total crap shoot. I have to say working with T and JD I prefer Toro overall but the JD units have more precise adjustments. Would love to see them both put there heads together and develop a stellar cutting unit!

I just bought this same model yesterday. Where are you located? I’d love to have you do work on mine if I ever need it.

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Hey, Steve! Hope all is well at home and the ballpark!

Joshua Coles When relieving 14 or 15 bladed reels, I only back the grinding wheel off about .025” from bottomed out to set the grind angle. Seems scary at first, but clearance is clearance. Just take your time and inspect all the reel blades for any weld spatter, etc. which may catch the guide finger as it slides along. You will need to run the 1/4” wide wheel as well, and keep up on the indexer-to-wheel adjustment, especially at first as the wheel gets the bevel worn into it.

@@JPsTurf thank you so much, for the videos and quick response. Have a great season