Have you replaced blades yet, No disconnect blade assembly and slide out .Using a 4" grinder cut off revit heads till flush with bar , use 1/4" or so punch and a 2lb ball peen hammer knock out revits 2 each blade chose blade and revits so they stick out .125/ 1/8" backup head with a block of steel use round head of hammer and plenish revit shank end to rough shape of mushroom and don't flatten it!!
Gloves help keep your digits attached when removing and replacing blade teeth assembly trust me on that.. I got twenty dollars a blade sharpening the combine and cutters like yours right grinder and stone 5 minutes a blade hay and rice harvesting busiest time of year ...
Spray can of chain and cable lube spray from knuckle to far end of cutter bar soaking the teeth and fingers . Do you know the different types of blades for the cutter bar two most used , straight edge and toothed ,have you sharpened the blade assenbly yet , kind of tricky without correct grinding stone , can loose fingers easily..
Fun part is sharping the blades on the cutting part
Use a piece of oak for the arm and soak it in fiberglass resin and wipe off. And let cure and install.
Have you replaced blades yet, No disconnect blade assembly and slide out .Using a 4" grinder cut off revit heads till flush with bar , use 1/4" or so punch and a 2lb ball peen hammer knock out revits 2 each blade chose blade and revits so they stick out .125/ 1/8" backup head with a block of steel use round head of hammer and plenish revit shank end to rough shape of mushroom and don't flatten it!!
Gloves help keep your digits attached when removing and replacing blade teeth assembly trust me on that.. I got twenty dollars a blade sharpening the combine and cutters like yours right grinder and stone 5 minutes a blade hay and rice harvesting busiest time of year ...
If you cad excellent you could design your own sharpener , can you fab mechanical stuff and weld too ?? Pester you later !!
Spray can of chain and cable lube spray from knuckle to far end of cutter bar soaking the teeth and fingers . Do you know the different types of blades for the cutter bar two most used , straight edge and toothed ,have you sharpened the blade assenbly yet , kind of tricky without correct grinding stone , can loose fingers easily..