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actually I guess it's all dependent upon which Bad Boy dealer site one uses.... I just Googled this - https://shop.badboymowers.com/products/part-038-7230-00-72-high-lift-fusion-blades and it shows 24.218" Hmmmmm..... :unsure:

Bad Boy 72" deck use 24" blades... also, have you check the tire air pressure to make sure they are all up to spec...?

you're probably correct.... just thought I'd put that out there. (y)

like "A" said, you can wait until the regular blades wear out; but, mulching blades will make clippings a whole lot smaller, and the lawn will look nicer without all the heavy rows of clippings. You decide.....

is this the type of flat terminal you're referring too.....??? just use a brass brush, or some emery cloth...

So, you have a "Rear Engine Relic" do you, that really defines things..... :unsure:

I too have been running nothing but Oregon mulching blades year-round. I'll match the look of my lawn up against any supposed professional job any time.

Starter Pinion Gear 695708 and stop being snarky.....

I dug a small lagoon and pour it all in there now. My wife was having fits when I used her boiling pots .....

ahhhhh, nothing better than the scent of good old Cosmoline in the morning....

I'm not sure if you'll find a regular mower that will cut through anything over a foot high without bogging down. Sounds like you really need a brush hog at this point....

Question(s) - - - 1) how high is the grass when you cut... 2) what is the height setting of your deck... also, someone mention "Gravely" as a future alternative. I won't go into detail, but I was a longtime Gravely owner - now due to warranty and quality issues they're history....

for what it's worth, my soil condition is sandy loam, and the deck bearings on my Gravely were burning out about every 3 months or 30 hours of use. After going through 3 sets of expensive OEM's I switched to Oregon brands spindles. These have lasted over 2 years or around a couple hundred hours...

end of season I try to remember to fog all my engines much like a marine engine.....

so, in other words what everyone is saying is that instead of fixing this forum someone just went ahead and broke it some more, no big surprise there.....

is this who/where you tried - - - [email protected] 330-961-0257

Thanks guys!

I'll have to try this stuff on my recycled asphalt drive to keep anything from growing up in it....

you don't happen to be an administrator for this site by any chance too, do you . . . . . 🙄

well, that was a total waste of time.....

Original tire spec's - - - Front tire = 410/350-5, 4 PLY Rear tire = 18x9.5-8

well now, that's the same # on the spec sheet I posted. Hmmm..... How about a couple clear pictures of the tires, which might show the sizes....?

are you saying your machine is a "Husqvarna CZ4817"... ? if so - Detailed Specifications: Engine: 17 HP Kawasaki V-twin engine with electric start. Cutting Width: 48 inches. Transmission: Dual Hydro-gear BDP10A pumps and Parker-Ross TE14 wheel motors. Tires: 13-inch front tires, 23-inch rear...

tell the customer she killed the machine and sell her a new one. Serves her right . . . . .

ehhhh, you service guys are just mad cause she's trying to get her money's worth out of those blades. Oh ya, was there any oil in this mower, or had it all been used as well . . . . .

too funny..... "EVERYONE!" I swear it's operated by a democrat.....

where exactly does this 6-8" stripe appear? Left side, middle, or right side.....? A picture shooting at ground level might be better...

the more important question might be - - - how long do you want it sitting at the curb with a "For Sale" sign on it .... ?

it seems the time has come for whomever to put this site out of its misery . . . . .

this picture perfectly describes the state of this site

it's a Kohler, no great surprise

:ROFLMAO: Good luck with this . . . . . 🙄

this is my go-to source for belts - - - https://www.vbelts4less.com/

hmmm, I guess that question beats a nagging wife . . . . . .

a really handy wife . . . . . . . (y)

No and no....

I doubt that is the case, since my experience has shown it to just be a basic waste of time to try and use it anytime . . . . like right! now!

wives should only be loaned out on a longgggg term basis . . . . .

is this posting going to turn into a Taylor Sheridan multi-year series.... yikesss :unsure:

ok that we've all meet more than a few of these no doubt. In fact I meet a one earlier today on the expressway. Going under the speed limit in the left lane mile after mile, backing traffic up as far as the eye could see . . . . .

I was going to write that, but my brain went dead and I couldn't spell bungey . . . . . :ROFLMAO:

Sureeee it does, rotfl.... :ROFLMAO: what a scam!

just use a good piece of nylon rope, much easier than messing with those dang brackets and nuts. Especially when it's cold and raining, which you know is when the battery will die .... :unsure:

ok that brings back memories of that rubber collar now. I guess the current owner should have caught that then, before loaning it out...

at least 1 person here can still do simple math . . . . I edited my post, my fingers must have malfunctioned - ya, that's it . . . . .

https://parts.millcreekmfg.com/Aerator-Parts/folder/14 $8 per

not doubting you; but, has he actually pulled that wheel and hub...? Mine looked good until I pulled it off then saw that the keyway was plugged with remnants of shavings.... just say'n

dang, sounds like something used on "low-riders" with the hydraulic suspensions

was it running prior to the blade change....?