I was going through two sets of the high-lift blades per season on my YTH-2348 due to the fine sandy soil I have here that got sucked up and sand-blasted them far worse than the blade pictured... I ended up switching to mulching blades and only had to dress the blades once last mowing season instead of a couple times per set for the high-lift blades... They're good to go for this season and maybe beyond that...
Ya think he needs new blades
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I was going through two sets of the high-lift blades per season on my YTH-2348 due to the fine sandy soil I have here that got sucked up and sand-blasted them far worse than the blade pictured... I ended up switching to mulching blades and only had to dress the blades once last mowing season instead of a couple times per set for the high-lift blades... They're good to go for this season and maybe beyond that...
A great start to the solution of clogging decks and abnormal blade wear. Thats why most come here. To find answers. Follow this guys lead and a lot of people old and new will learn a lot. Thanks 7394.
robertschemenauer
Member
I have a craftsman DGT6000 54" deck .2.2 ac. still using the original blades .Shharpen when needed. only 17 seasons old.
MyGrassHasCrabs
Member
What's he been cutting, a rock garden?
I think its more of a rock farm than a garden ???
StarTech
Lawn Royalty
Even my blades looks rough after a year of cutting my grass. Fescue is rough on blades plus cutting up to 6 acres don't help a lot either. Several mow a lot down tree limbs [twigs] with their mowers. Kinda hard not to; unless, we are constantly raking our whole yards weeks before mowing.