Hi Tetemce, I can tell from your video that you take pride in your lawn. I can also tell you take good care of your equipment. Your riding lawnmower looked like it was well maintained and taken care of. That says a lot about you. You have my respect, sir.
hey, great video man. Those old blades sure looked like they've been battle tested. Ill bet it was a much smoother ride with the new blades on, no more vibrating. I just put new blades on my mower as well. Even the discharge is also better with the new blades. Thanks for the video and your time.❤❤
Here are two links for them with different prices. www.ebay.com/itm/401999498931?itmmeta=01HTT31HYNZQYGJ4S874QV233S&hash=item5d99098eb3:g:vtgAAOSwKRBlOJG1&itmprp=enc%3AAQAJAAABAJuLCNCE%2BRVICFxSDcKP3w%2FWsDjt1W983wpEuxAYwqnxFwYCy4W4m1RVROi5GrzV%2FbKfamfI4FSWtXvuzOhvnCPDWoVIWiatvxKAZoSIvzV8yF7%2FO7CQtbHJjT5MQ%2BmvbMN9cE1yMnLymbpsAarBwWrIDUwosd1Nsa639lI39e7%2FA2TGrky1lS2GphcGEHK5jiQfYoMUUQ79LTEc%2F%2BhbtttOngR5eaH2ftqHT68vFy3Qcve%2B5uPQ88w7SNMxPC2CTpLLTLEWgUbruaQr07qkNCXUZu9dJyk%2FTZbXDoM8GjwSVofUC%2BzyYHHUf%2BoH%2F6sagBSlcu9gfM0F8Eu%2FO7Yhz0M%3D%7Ctkp%3ABFBMtp-Gw9Zj www.amazon.com/MowerPartsGroup-Aftermarket-Toothed-Mulching-106-2247/dp/B081P6R6JR/ref=asc_df_B081P6R6JR/?tag=hyprod-20&linkCode=df0&hvadid=673697733502&hvpos=&hvnetw=g&hvrand=10195291450922715263&hvpone=&hvptwo=&hvqmt=&hvdev=c&hvdvcmdl=&hvlocint=&hvlocphy=9021607&hvtargid=pla-2207497016541&psc=1&mcid=37d7b8ed230933e5b216fdeaa33bf65d
These blades are doing very well and my machine is cutting awesome. I have NOT seen any signs of an issue, vibrating (in which would be one of the first signs), etc... if you have a new machine that's under a warranty, I could see how they would recommend not to use them. Thank you so much for watching.
I splurged a heavy future lift from Tractor Supply a few months ago. It’s a game changer for me with my two Toro 50 inch ZTRs and a John Deer X500 garden tractor. I can comfortably change all the blades as well as hit the underside of the deck with my pressure washer.
![Replace the Blades on Toro Timecutter 42 Safely and Easily [No LIFT or RAMPS!]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/C89r0OcQbq8/mqdefault.jpg)
Dude finally a video without all the BS and life story, and the fast way to do it. Thank you.
You're very welcome. Thank you so much for watching.
Hi Tetemce, I can tell from your video that you take pride in your lawn. I can also tell you take good care of your equipment. Your riding lawnmower looked like it was well maintained and taken care of. That says a lot about you. You have my respect, sir.
Thank you.
Dude Terrence thank you so much for this video by far the best presentation and explanation. Best to you and your family
You're very welcome. Thank you SOOOO much for watching.
Thanks. Finally without having to remove deck!
You're very welcome. Thank YOU for watching.
Thanks for the help your video is helpful 👍
You're very welcome. Thank YOU for watching.
Thanks. Others wanted you to drop the deck.❤
You're welcome. Thank you for watching.
Nicely done and nicely documented. Thank you.
You're very welcome. Thank you for watching.
hey, great video man. Those old blades sure looked like they've been battle tested. Ill bet it was a much smoother ride with the new blades on, no more vibrating. I just put new blades on my mower as well. Even the discharge is also better with the new blades. Thanks for the video and your time.❤❤
You are correct! Thank you so much for watching.
great video I have the 2020 timecutter I love it
Thanks and thank you so much for watching. They are very good mowers.
Great video. Some other guys say you need to remove the deck. Thank you!👍👍
You're welcome. Thank YOU for watching.
Thank you sir
You're very welcome. Thank YOU for watching.
no blade stiffeners? was wondering if I could run mine without - thy're getting pretty beat-up
What blades did you use?
Here are two links for them with different prices.
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Where Did You Get The Blocks?
The blocks that sit behind the wheels? If so, they are just scrap 2x4 pieces of wood.
My Toro dealer said not to use these thick blades on my 42" Toro Timecutter. He said the smaller spindle won't stand up to them.
These blades are doing very well and my machine is cutting awesome. I have NOT seen any signs of an issue, vibrating (in which would be one of the first signs), etc... if you have a new machine that's under a warranty, I could see how they would recommend not to use them. Thank you so much for watching.
So how you lock the blades?
If you don't have an impact, you can use some vice grips to lock the blades in place. The grips will wedge against the deck .
Why put mulching blades on a non mulching deck? If you're using those blades get the mulching kit for your deck.
If you had a lawn mower lift you could get under there so much better
I have to use what I have and can afford. Thank you for watching.
@@TerenceDIY yes sir I definitely understand that and a great video
I splurged a heavy future lift from Tractor Supply a few months ago. It’s a game changer for me with my two Toro 50 inch ZTRs and a John Deer X500 garden tractor. I can comfortably change all the blades as well as hit the underside of the deck with my pressure washer.
You should have got the commercial mower. The deck is VERY thing on residential
yea the thin ones only last 18-20yrs on residential stuff, be sure to spend the extra money so the deck outlasts the engine.
Don't you clean it? EVER??