How to Backlap - Toro Greensmaster 1000

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  • Опубліковано 10 лип 2024
  • In this video, DW🌎, shows how he brought his recently acquired Toro Greensmaster 1000 back to life with a much needed backlap. Will it be a difficult to bring back to life or will it be a dud? Tune in to find out.
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    DwaynesWorldLawn@gmail.com
    Tools needed
    Drill - electric or battery
    1/2 socket drill adapter
    Paint brush
    80 grit lapping compound
    120 grit lapping compound
    7/16 socket - reel side cover removal
    5/8 socket - Reel to Bedknife adjustment nut
    Reel mower
    Toro Greensmaster 1000 - 14 blade - Kawasaki FE120
    Video timeline
    00:00 - Intro
    00:29 - Video overview
    03:39 - Backlap equipment
    04:24 - Reel inspection gauge test
    05:23 - Reel/Bedknife Adjustment
    06:47 - Apply 80 Grit compound
    09:23 - Backlap 80 grit
    12:44 - Backlap 120 grit
    16:45 - Cutting test
    18:50 - Final thoughts
    19:51 - Outro
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  • @GregVanGorp
    @GregVanGorp Рік тому +2

    Great video! Just a reminder/tip. If you don't rinse off the 80 grit prior to putting the 120 grit on, you're not really jumping up to 120 completely since there are still 80 grit granules still running around in there. You want to make sure you rinse everything off completely between stages and after you're done.

    • @dwaynesworldlawn
      @dwaynesworldlawn  Рік тому

      Good call and appreciate the tip. Makes perfect sense. I appreciate the support and comment. 👍🏻

  • @SunnyBermuda
    @SunnyBermuda Рік тому +1

    Great backlapping video!

    • @dwaynesworldlawn
      @dwaynesworldlawn  Рік тому +1

      Thank you Sunny!!! Almost got left on the cutting room floor. Thank goodness it all worked out. Lol 👍🏻

  • @tomaxxamot2016
    @tomaxxamot2016 Рік тому +1

    Just did this yesterday nice

    • @dwaynesworldlawn
      @dwaynesworldlawn  Рік тому +1

      Nice!!! Nothing like a great backlap to get the mower all sharpened up. 👍🏻

  • @SpudRunGolf
    @SpudRunGolf Рік тому

    Good video partner.

  • @zachdailyfost4433
    @zachdailyfost4433 Рік тому +1

    For me when I'm back lapping and adjusting, i like using recipt paper, thin and delecate.

    • @dwaynesworldlawn
      @dwaynesworldlawn  Рік тому +1

      That pretty thin. You just have a super sharp mower 👍🏻. Appreciate the comment

  • @jgm3796
    @jgm3796 Рік тому +1

    Keep the content coming on the GM1000 brother!

    • @dwaynesworldlawn
      @dwaynesworldlawn  Рік тому

      Will do!!! You’ll definitely see some great stripe action when the lawn greens up!!! 👍🏻

  • @hatpeach1
    @hatpeach1 Рік тому +1

    I purchased mine a month ago (my first), and it usually requires a single click (left or right) to cut paper across the bed knife before each mow. I was able to quickly move from 5/4" to 5/8", and the lawn looks amazing. I'm very interested in seeing you do an oil/filter change, grease application, etc., and any/all other maintenance! Also, I can find nothing anywhere on the steps/tools required to remove/install the reel, though there's plenty of videos on changing the bed knife. Perhaps that's because a new reel requires a grind, and no one does that as a DIY project? (Am I correct in thinking that buying a sharpened reel isn't a thing?)

    • @dwaynesworldlawn
      @dwaynesworldlawn  Рік тому +1

      First i appreciate the comment and the support on my channel 👍🏻. I am not confident that a new reel would require a grind? I will have to look in to that. That is not normally the case with other reel mower as a backlap is normally recommended to mate the reel to bedknife. I will prob do a oil change and greasing video next seasons as i have already completed it and won’t do it again till the growing season. I hope to push out more content at that time on the greens mower 1000

  • @terryfyre6881
    @terryfyre6881 Рік тому

    Aren't you rotating tte blade in the wrong direction?

    • @dwaynesworldlawn
      @dwaynesworldlawn  Рік тому

      No. When backlapping you want to run the blade in reverse. If you run you mower blades forward you will dull the blade with compound on them. This is why it’s so critical when checking for sharpness to clean all of the compound off the reel before running it forward otherwise you will undo all of the work you did sharpening. Hope this help. 👍🏻