O Ocean909 Active Member Joined Aug 11, 2022 Messages 76 Jun 12, 2023 #11 Looks like your date code is 00 so 691450 is correct, but before changing the crank, I would make sure the blade isn't bent and that it is balanced.
Looks like your date code is 00 so 691450 is correct, but before changing the crank, I would make sure the blade isn't bent and that it is balanced.
B blaster 2023 Member Joined May 20, 2023 Messages 42 Jun 13, 2023 #12 Will Do, I didn't think of a bent blade. Thank You.
O Ocean909 Active Member Joined Aug 11, 2022 Messages 76 Jun 13, 2023 #13 Check for balance too. If one side of the blade has more metal than the other it can cause significant vibration.
Check for balance too. If one side of the blade has more metal than the other it can cause significant vibration.
StarTech Lawn Royalty Community Leader Joined Feb 19, 2020 Messages 14,482 Location Pluto Jun 13, 2023 #14
B blaster 2023 Member Joined May 20, 2023 Messages 42 Jun 14, 2023 #15 Will Do, I didn't think of a bent blade.
B blaster 2023 Member Joined May 20, 2023 Messages 42 Jun 14, 2023 #16 I took the mower to a Snapper Dealer, the Crankshaft is not bent and the blade was sharp & Balanced. He installed the blade with a impact driver. Vibrations gone. suggested I may not have had the blade tight enough.
I took the mower to a Snapper Dealer, the Crankshaft is not bent and the blade was sharp & Balanced. He installed the blade with a impact driver. Vibrations gone. suggested I may not have had the blade tight enough.