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stevej37 05-21-2025 01:10 PM

another 'Guess this Tool'
 
Amazon dropped it off today. I'll set it up and use it tomorrow....$38

http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1747861768.jpg

NY65912 05-21-2025 01:17 PM

Looks like the lawn mower blade sharpener that my BIL has.

stevej37 05-21-2025 01:21 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by NY65912 (Post 12468859)
Looks like the lawn mower blade sharpener that my BIL has.


Correct!....https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0BGH59LTD?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_fed_asin_title
Not sure why Amazon link isn't working....just search 'Model 5005 Blade Sharpener' on Amazon.

I've been using a grinding wheel or a flap disc....hard to get the correct angle with either.

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stevej37 05-21-2025 01:23 PM

Here's a video of it being used.

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Tobra 05-21-2025 01:53 PM

I sharpen it with a Dremel and do not remove the blade

stevej37 05-21-2025 01:59 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Tobra (Post 12468885)
I sharpen it with a Dremel and do not remove the blade


My mower deck has three blades and the only way to get at them is to remove the deck and turn it over. Once it's tipped over...just one bolt per blade to remove.

I had a Mo-Jack for a while that worked to put the whole tractor front in the air. That worked ok until the screw threads on the jack wore out. I didn't trust it...so I junked it.

Jeff Alton 05-21-2025 09:05 PM

Mike killed it with the first responce! Wicked, but now no intrigue.... :)

Hope you are well Mike, long time since we chatted.

Cheers

rwest 05-22-2025 05:38 AM

Make sure you also have a balance cone to verify that you took off the same amount off of each side to keep it running smoothly.

stevej37 05-22-2025 06:25 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by rwest (Post 12469140)
Make sure you also have a balance cone to verify that you took off the same amount off of each side to keep it running smoothly.


Yes, I do. Have used it a few times...the blade was never out of balance. I used an arbor with a grinding wheel most of the time.


I already found something I need to replace....My 30? year old Makita corded 4.5" angle grinder. I went to screw in one of the guide pins and discovered the Makita doesn't have the second hole opposite the handle!

That's fine, I have most all of the Bauer battery tools....what's one more. :)
It'll be used outside for sharpening blades after I get the grinder.

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HobieMarty 05-22-2025 10:29 AM

Yep a sharpener for a lawnmower blade so you get the angle correct.

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stevej37 05-22-2025 12:10 PM

I picked up a 20v lithium Bauer angle grinder today because of the problem in post 9.

Temporarily used my workbench vise to clamp the sharpening tool. 60 grit flap wheel and started on an older blade. Worked great...was surprised at how much correction I had to make to get the blades down to the same 35 degree angle. Ended up with knife sharp edges.
The directions said the second sharpening will go much easier because the angle is already set.

stevej37 05-25-2025 12:57 PM

Spent some time sharpening old blades that I've kept around. (3 sets)
Kinda fun, once the jig is set-up....just like peeling a veggie.
My JD has three of these 17" Gator Blades.

http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1748206520.jpg

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