How To INSTALL A Lawn Mower BLADE Properly (Step-by-Step)
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- Don't get that blade upside-down! Plus a couple tricks and tips. How to put a blade on and take it off! Which side of the lawn mower blade is up. How to replace a lawn mower blade.
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hi steve .love all your video's .you helped me out a lot .and me to am a BIG BEER GUY love all kind's . but my go to beer is Bud Can's, just got done sharping my Blade , and right Now i just cracked opened a Nice cold ONE Mmmmmmmmm. Thank you Steve, Peace Bro
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Steve - Help me please.... Here in NZ, a lot of our mowers are quad blades on a disc, rather than these long twin blades I see in your video.
I have a bet going with someone..... If the disc is put back on upside down, but the blades still end up being correct with Grass Side Down, could that still cause these issues you mention of an upside down blade? Broken Flywheel, bent shaft etc? Theres a few beers riding on this so would love to know your answer.
Steve, I have to say, I sooooo appreciate your video on this! My husband was the one who always took care of the lawn mowing and maintenance on our Grasshopper rider mower. He is a brain cancer patient who no longer can communicate or think things through. Yesterday I changed the oil, oil filter and sharpened the blades (by watching TH-cam videos of course). But once I had the blades installed I questioned myself if I had them on correctly. Your video was so helpful. I felt you were right there coaching me along the way! I am going to use allll of your videos on small engine repairs/maintenance from now on! You give me the confidence that I can do it myself! Thank you and God bless you
You are sooo welcome Angela! You are awesome....
Regret poisoning him now, dontcha?
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I have learned so much from your videos. Being a woman of 73 I am able to do repairs on my mower and small engines myself. Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge with all of us. Much appreciated!
I am so happy that i could help you, Veleria!!! You're Welcome...and Thank You...
I need a samich, lady
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So glad I watched this. I'm female, but I've done a lot of the outside stuff for years. Last time I "cut" the grass, I realized the grass is just being ripped apart, not cut. I'm ordering a new blade for it, as the old one is going on 20 years. Yes, I know it should have been changed a long time ago. This is a great video, thank you for this!
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Great video as usual. One comment if you have a full fuel tank it’s recommended in my manual to put a plastic baggy under the fuel cap to prevent the vented cap from leaking out.
Thanks Steve. It may be six years since you posted this video, but it is still helpful! I really appreciate you.
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A quick suggestion: if you are removing the blade to sharpen it (and presumably going to reinstall it on the mower), mark the "grass side" with a shot of spray paint.
When you reinstall the blade, you will know to look for the spray paint mark. Can't muck that up.
He is right about the bent part facing up and if it isn't it will hit the ground or a rock.
Challenge accepted. ;)
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what a great idea. Thank you. I will do that next time. Thank you
Jay - Works great --- unless --- the blade was put on wrong before. 😄
The counterclockwise tip was key for me! Thank you!
You're so welcome!
Thanks Steve. I was getting ready to put my blade back on and I couldn't remember which side was up so you really helped me. Also thanks for the other tips.
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Great tips! Do all mowers turn counter clockwise? Just wondering if there are any exceptions and if this is the same with rider and pull behind mowers.
Thanks.
I’ve been mowing my yard for the past 2 years with upside down blades...🤦♂️. The wing needs to be up, just like the wing on a plane. Duh. Can’t tell you what a help this was. God bless brother
Right on Jeff...
Excellent!! He explained it so well, anybody can understand. If he is not an instructor in teaching small engine repair, he is the best for a profession like that.
Thank You...
Several years ago I put my lawnmower blade on upside down. I cut my yard twice before I figured out my mistake. After putting the blade on correctly, I went in the house and announced to my girlfriend that I had made a groundbreaking discovery about how to keep my lawnmower blade sharp indefinitely by simply installing it upside down. She looked a little perplexed at first and then she asked "do you think that makes it sharpen itself?" Ha ha. I knew right then that she was the girl for me!
Right on Bob!
Hi Steve, love your videos. It's nice to see a fellow Canadian eh! Worked at a small engine shop in Winnipeg. Just wanted to mention that you can also use an impact wrench (the easiest way), just be sure not to over tighten it when putting it back on. If someone doesn't have an impact wrench then a breaker bar can also be used to take the nut off. As a former small engine repairman I can tell you that you're dead on with your videos and have learned some new things too that I didn't know. Keep up the great work!
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Steve, you're awesome! Question for you.... I have a Husqvarna zero turn with three blades. I notice that when I mow it seems to leave a strip of grass that is higher that the rest of the cut grass. Do multiple blade mowers have to be synched so that there is no space where two blade are not cutting efficiently? Probably a dumb question considering how fast they are all spinning...
Drinking beer not only helps when your working on mowers, it helps you see Sasquatch.
When you do, offer him one.
Be polite.
Uuuhh in grade 8 I was taught to take a scribe and mark bottom of blade before you did anything and problem solved!! Good ol shop class!!
Great tutorial! Especially the “Double Wrench” trick...Thanks!
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6:00 Pro tip: if the bolt is hard to turn, setting the end of the wrench close to the blade so that you can crab both with a single hand is a good way to get more force to the wrench. Humans have suprisingly good gripping force and you can apply really high force this way - the end of the wrench must be so that when you close your fist, the end of the wrench must move to the position where it loosens the bolt.
Pays to watch “how to” videos even if you think you already know how. Learned a new trick. Using two wrenches for more leverage. Thank you! Almost every video I’ve watched by you, I’ve learned a new trick.
Right on
You can tell which way the blade spins by looking at which way the pull rope spins the motor.
my man. (y)
⁉Hi! How can we know which is the right way when both sides look and have been sharpened by previous users not knowing what they were doing? I've noticed this blade is concave towards the center and have the country of manufacturing printed on one side. Unfortunately for my case, the "wing" method doesn't work because either way there's a wing going towards the sky. Thank you! 🙂
I don't know why but I assumed the blade would turn clockwise when it was on right. I removed the two blades from my Poulan riding mower but didn't pay attention to how they came off and I do believe from the way the grass looks after cutting it the blades are on backwards. I'll be changing this very soon. My other problem was I had a Bud Light, I don't think what you had is even available here, I'm sure that was the start of my problems, thanks for the tip's Steve.
I live in the UK and just wanted to know if I can still do this job drinking Guinness? Nice one Steve.
Excesive use of Guinness might cause your blade to cut in any direction
Hello Steve, thanks for the video. A quick tip about the right handed nut and bolt. Take your right hand and make a fist then point your thumb at the nut or bolt and your curled fingers show which way to turn it to put it back on. Point thumb away from the nut or bolt and your curled fingers show which way to turn it to remove it. Has come in handy when working upside down and sideways. Have a great day!
Awesome video as usual Steve. I know of the double wrench trick, I call it the knuckle buster however. Sometimes the wrench that you are gripping (the one closest to yourself ) let's say, can actually slip to one side or the other and actually swings back towards, in this case, the blade and OUCH. How about a 1/2 inch drive ratchet or breaker bar with a 6 POINT socket or even a 3/8 drive impact driver. Crucial is the 6 point socket....less likely to strip or slip on you. Bill from SSM On. Canada
--all blades turn counterclockwise, when viewed from below ... all blades turn clockwise when viewed from above (and you have xray vision). BSafe.
These are great videos, Steve. Your explanations are clear, you go slowly, the camera work is good with close-ups, etc., and in addition, you often provide more than one way to accomplish something. As I look through the comments, it appears that a segment of your following is older ladies who have found themselves alone and who are looking to learn how to do these things for themselves -- just like me! Thanks so much for putting these together. You are much appreciated!
Right on Sue! Thank You...
Great video. I got the information I needed. One quick note, OSHA does not approve of "double wrenching"..... as a professional mechanic for many years, I will admit that I have used double wrenching more than once.... (it does work), but a Breaker Bar with the correct size socket is a better option. Thanks again.
How quickly we forget. After a long winter I needed this video to make sure. Yes, I did it wrong, but at least could see there was something suspicions before I cranked it up. Thanks, very helpful video.
Perfect!
I could swear that my blades turn clockwise, my discharge shut is on the right and shoots the grass backwards. Am I miss understanding. By the way I love Steve's channel and find he explains things better than most out there and in lay mans terms.
Looking down on the mower when the mower is running, the blade is turning clock wise. Looking up from the ground or if the mower is turned over, the blade would appear to turn counter-clock wise.
@@ednorris9798 thank you for that
@@ednorris9798 It depends on which side is up, if you place the mower on its right side it will appear counterclockwise but on the left it will appear clockwise.
Great video as always, easiest thing to remember is the mulching bent tip has to face upwards.
Its surprising that a large proportion of owners never sharpen their blades and these lawnmowers are quite forgiving and keep cutting with the dullest blade. So even a blade put on backwards owners are likely not to realize it.
For the rest of us keep the blade sharp, machine works less and you get a better job.
Well done on the video, a refresher course for us old timers and a lesson for those sharpening blades for the first time.
Thanks for the video! You’re a good teacher. Love the double wrench trick!
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Use a socket and breaker bar to remove blade with blocked wood.Not a good idea to use hands.Proper way to put blade on is torque to spec.Reasons for this being seen people hand tight.Not a good thing.Seen very tight and snap head off.Few other reasons.Torque it.
I enjoy some of your older videos because they are so laid back and fun. Another trick for removing stubborn bolts is to spray a little WD-40 on it, drink a few beers, come back and tap it loose with a wrench and a hammer. If you drink too many beers you might forget all about it and it's even easier to remove the next day. ;)
What if I just bought coors banquet and wanted to put on my de-thatching blade? Do I have to go back to the liquor store?
Very good instruction to cover all necessary technical points with detail explanation. Steve is a responsible professional willing to support families like us.
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Hi Steve I took my lawn mower blade off my 2011 snapper self propelled lawn mower to sharpen it and clean real good and repaint the bottom of the mower deck. Unfortunately my wife moved everything and now I can not find the blade bolt. Please tell me what size bolt do I need to replace the original bolt. Thank you
I'm 82 steve.....one question.Should you drink your beer first before replacing the blade? I will if advised.
Steve, also very important for the blade being on correctly....the fin or turned up part of the blade must be up to pull the grass up through the wind action by the fin. The grass must be pulled up by the wind for the blade to cut the grass. If the grass is lying down, the blade won’t cut. There’s actually aerodynamics in grass cutting. The fin on the blade and the enclosed cowling of the lawnmower all play a part in a “vacuum” pulling up the grass blades for the lawnmower blade to cut the grass.
Thank you so much for putting this video out there. I was getting ready to scrap my 1984 Honda hrc mower since I had to go over the same patch of grass twice to get all the grass. I was planning to sharpen the blade but first I watched your video on how to properly install a mower blade and yup, had it on backwards. It cuts much better now that the blade is on the right way! Steve! You are sworn to secrecy not to tell anyone else about this, okay? Thanks again!
I will never mention your name DON LEETZ! LOL...
Hey Steve, Great job! Just started watching your episodes and would like to request for an episode on mower deck rust protection… should I undercoat it? Repaint it? Thanks! Watching from Australia🇦🇺 Roy
These videos are fantastic , for the novice or seasoned do it yourself repairer , there is always something to learn . One thing I haven’t seen recommended is the use of antisieze on nuts & bolts , I made a pact to myself years ago that anytime I pull anything apart & I know it’s highly likely I’ll have to do it again , a smear of antisieze can save a whole lot of swearing & cursing at frozen or corroded bolts . These days I even do it to brand new fittings like blade bolts to ensure it doesn’t become a pain in the arse when it come time to replace .
Hey Steve I watch your videos all the time I have a Husqvarna 67522es went to buy a blade for it and I've never seen one like this it has one big circle and one that's at a like 45° angle do you think they might have changed the engine or adapter I look up the engine number and it just doesn't come up with anything? 20016q010381 is engraved on the engine. There are no stamp markings on the blade?
Steve. I have a power washer that starts right up , runs, and makes some noise after it its hot. Than I will shut it off and it will seize up till I let it get completely cold again. I bought it brand new. Worked fine the first 2 times. Than after that it started to seize up. It is a Ryobi with a Honda engine over head cam. GVC 160 It is a 3000 psi. Any suggestions please? I have had great luck for many years with Ryobi all except now. I bought a hat the other day and today I am going to buy you a beer. From one of your fans that always give you a thumbs up.
Great tip about "sharp side" closest to the grass. Another good one was always tip the machine air filter up. I've serviced several mowers with no start issues only to find an air filter that was saturated with oil. Great video..Raisin a cold one to you sir.
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Steve i have a question. I have a Honda GCV 160. When i removed my blade, little bits of metal fell into my hands from under the blade right by the shaft. Its clear where they came from. Little divits or dimples surrounding the shaft meant to prevent the blade slipping over the shaft. You can see they were sheered off. My question, does this make the mower unsafe? Could the blade spin off and take out my ankle? Id love a response
Why can't they all just use the same size Nuts, Bolts, Blade Holes, patterns or what have you? I hate looking for "Is Compatible" with my mower.
Every time I take my blade/blades off (riding or push) I clean the bolt and apply a very light coat of grease to it. It makes getting that bolt out easy every time. If you got a used mower from someone often those bolts are really stuck. WD or another penetrating lubricant a day before trying to hard can really help. 👍
Simple and effective teaching 68 years old and I can still learn from a guy like you cheers from London Derry
Right on! Thank You...
Hi, My mother has a really old riding mower. But it runs well. A neighbor had been maintaining it. I went over this spring to get it out of shed for her. and Noticed the blade is shot. I put a breaker bar on the blade nut, and it would not budge. What is your best method for loosening, a blade nut that probably hasn't been removed in 10 years. Thanks.
I buy junk mowers and half of them will have blade wrong
Seems they can’t understand much of anything 😊
I would not have thought this would be confusing. I have to admit though I have put the blade on upside down accidentally when I might've had one too many beers first.....
Haha, up in Minnesota when I was a kid my uncle put the blades on the push mower backwards. The thing was literally bouncing off the ground. Though he didn't invent it a few years later they came out with the flymow.
Steve I was wondering how tight the bolt should be to securely keep the blade from coming loose? Someone told me to use a torqe wrench. Of course alot of people do not have one... Thanks for all of your fine videos !!!!!
Really like your videos and I'm a subscriber. It's a good idea to wear gloves on both hands when removing and installing a blade. A friend of mine only used a glove on the hand holding the blade. As he was unloosing the nut, the ungloved hand holding the wrench slipped. When the wrench slipped, his bare hand hit the blade, and required a visit to the emergency room.
What’s wrong after you change spindle, belt and pulleys. The blades engage when you lower the deck? This did not do it before!
You can also use a c-clamp or vice grips on the lip of mower deck so the blade will catch on that and you can turn the bolt without having to hold the blade. I used a vice grips and then used a socket wrench to get the bolt off mine. But I had to repeatedly tap the handle of the socket wrench with a hammer to get enough force to loosen the bolt.
Great vid and knowledge! Knowing the grass side of the blade is crucial. That smart wrench trick gives you more torque. Shot some Liquid Wrench on that stubborn bolt and a few minutes later, it gave itself up.
My blade doesn't have a sharp side and a dull side. All 4 edges are sharpened. Maybe it is some kind of mulching blade. In that respect how do you determine if it is upside down or not? I could not find a metal stamping labeling the grass side.
HI Steve I have a question? Why do my ride on mower just after shut off (Backfire).
I have a techumche 20 hp vtwin my battery is not charging coud you do a video on the altenater please
Theres not much help out here in Wyoming Im a huge fan and a practing pupil thank you
I had some yahoo DIY shop sharpen my mower blade last year. After a few months of use I noticed it didn't seem to cut like it used to. It seemed to be crappier. My mower is over 10 years old now, I just figured it was old age. It also kept stalling a lot on tall grass. The season turned to winter and it didn't get used. Used it more this summer and it still seemed rough.
Last week when I flipped my mower over to try hosing the deck off on the bottom, I thought the blade was looking too close to the deck, and there was scratch rings on the metal. I thought something seemed weird. I looked online, and I noticed the smooth part of the blade where the washer sits inside the channel of the blade was not like that on mine, the channel was facing upwards. I said holy shit, no wonder! The wing is also facing down, and this explains the weird crop-circle style swirling marks that was left on my lawn.
I also learned that you are not to use a mulching blade when you are bagging it, as it chokes off the mower and does not spin fast enough to toss the grass into the bag, just sits it under the mower. It's only meant when you do side discharge. I bought a straight blade to remedy this issue since I bag it a lot.
I will remove it and buy a new blade. I will never again have anyone else touch my tools. I will learn to DIY. Also on my mower, new blades are only $10-$12 because it is an old model so it is not expensive at all to just buy a new blade when it gets dull. My lawn edger blades cost $9 themselves and when those are dull you toss them out too.
You could also use a sharpie to mark the bottom side of the blade. My blade was stamped bottom but i still marked it with a sharpie "bottom".
Hey Steve,
How about an episode on how to clean the underside of a deck for mowers with washport and those without?
Cheers
Roy
You are a wealth of information. I have watched several of your videos and I love how detailed you are in explaining everything. Thanks for your great advice.
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watched and liked a couple of your videos. if installing blades on riding mower, does it matter how you orientate the blades? should they be inline, at a 45 degree angle or does it not matter? ty
I remember one time a friend of mine ask me if i could come mow his lawn for some money itook him up on it well as soon as i started mowing i knew something wasnt right it was tearing the grass not cutting it clean so i looked at the blade sure enough it was on backwards so i turned it over and started mowing his mom came out and offered me the gig i told her naw but it should look better know that the blade is on right
The old "double wrench trick" has been a well kept secret (for ages) UNTIL NOW!
Right on
Thanks for this helpful video. I looked at the blade I recently purchased. Indeed, it has “grass side” stamped on one side of the blade. I had not noticed until I saw this video. Now I am more confident in changing the mower blade. I also learned from one of your other videos that prior to turning the mover on its side, the starter grip should be pulled to the point of greatest resistance to prevent oil from seeping behind the piston resulting in hydrolock.
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Steve why don't manufacturers just mark it when they make these things? Somerset Mike.
I was hoping you discuss the importance of the correct torque for the blade bolt and torque it.
Lefty-Loosey, Righty-Tighty. Grass side down. Blade rotates counter-clockwise, with sharp edge on the leading edge. Thanks Steve; I'm about to do this for my lawnmower!
Right on
Great common sense tips shown here. Most tool guys have an impact wrench either battery or air powered. Using one of these wrenches is a great knuckle saver but can be hard on the wrist if not gripped correctly .However the average home owner probably does not have one of these tools. That is where the double wrench tip would be handy. One could also use an offset wrench which are usually a longer length wrench than a standard wrench to achieve the same results.
Very good presentation to the point and easy to understand and doesn’t leave out information that you should know great job I subscribed👍
I appreciate that!
Thanks. Like a nit wit I put my blades on upside down on a one year old zero turn. I screwed up two spindles by doing this. I wound up replacing all three spindles just in case . It was a very expensive lesson. But how I did it was the mower was in the air I took the blade off and laid it face down and when I reinstalled the new ones I didn't flip it over I just went straight up. I'm usually not this dumb but I sure was this time.
Another way to explain how to install is sharp side up. If you can see The Cutting Edge from the bottom it's on incorrectly.
Hi Steve, great video. I was hoping for some advice, I have a 5 year old 22 in Toro mower and one month ago the trailing shield got caught under the blade and destroyed. I bought a OEM replacement and it got destroyed as well after 5 minutes of use. As you know , when you mow there are times you have to back up the mower to turn, redo areas that are missed, etc. That is when the shield gets caught underneath the mower. Any advice on how to prevent the shield from getting destroyed? Thanks
Good...kinda long video, answer comes basically at 9 min into video, turn blade counter-clockwise, sharp side is doing the cutting then.
As a 56 old Single Female(by choice lol)I've done my own yard work, worked in Landscaping. Learned things I didn't no. But learned a lot&then some thru ur videos. Can't thank you enough.
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Also don't lift anything like a lawnmower in an improper way to put it on a bench.
Thank you. You are always a trusted source.
Position your hands so if the wrench slips, your hand is already beyond the sharp edge of the blade.
I put a wood block in the blade channel and hold it in place with my foot. I have seen others use a c clamp with a block of wood on the outside. Then I use a socket wrench to undo the blade.
Sometimes if you put as pipe over the wrinch. That will bring it or ring it. 🤔👍
I found that working on a lawn mower on a bench is a really good way to go. But always check and double check that you personally pulled the sparkplug off, So not a mechanic , but the bend up at the tip is to throw the grass up. So correct me if wrong.. the bend up will be towards the lawnmower deck and away from grass. Great video. Btw I just use a medium size socket wrench..about 12 inches ..more leverage. .
You are correct....
Impact socket wrench gets the toughest bolt off in half a second without having to stabilize.
I would never use an impact wrench on a lawnmower. Too easy to damage the engine if it catches and ruin the bolt as well. WD-40 and a little bit of waiting and it will come off. No need to use power tools.
Just have to know how to properly use an impact wrench.
SM Gilby - Some people are just skeerd! (Scared of impact wrenches that is) As someone who uses them every day at my job I agree with you wholeheartedly.
Tight bolt...use a socket wrench and a rubber mallet
Adapter keeps turning when I try to loosen bolt. Any tip to get tight grip on adapter?
Are used old gas can to fill up a weed whacker echo and it won't start how do I fix the problem
After sixty years of changing lawn mower blades I finally put one on upside down on my Kubota, and wondered why one of the three blades wasn’t cutting
Great tip on how to jam the blade when removing bolt, thanks.
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Thanks, Steve, another great video!! I always put a scratch mark on the grass side of the blade so I didn't put it on upside down. So now I know what to look for.
These are great videos, Steve. Your explanations are clear, you go slowly, the camera work is good with close-ups, etc., and in addition, you often provide more than one way to accomplish something. As I look through the comments,
Awesome, thank you!
My blade is installed upside down. How can I loosen the nut, seems to be on tight.
good job brother! My lawn looks great. Sorry about your brother..So sad
invest in a 1/2 drive rechargeble impact and be done with it.
Breaker bar works too, and its allot cheaper.
I use an impact driver because i have one. Works really well.
Violent - probably not cheaper than those two cheap ass wrenches Steve was using! 🤣
I use a 3/8 works great !!
Steve....what brand of after market mulching blade do you recommend for my 21 in. 5.5 HP push mower....
Cheers from the uk pal just brought a back up mower for my small business just started up 2 years ago and going strong and now i shall look at the blade and if its nackerd i will change but after 1 go of it it was cutting and spotting it everywhere so am sure its just blunt as hell but wouldnt suprise me if its upside down. Keep up the good work pal.
Bigfoot cuts my grass 😂😂😂
How about penetrating oil for tight bolts?