Never had a stump do that to a lawn mower blade before.
Wife is taking it to an old farmer down the road a ways; if he has an anvil, he can heat up the blade & pound it straight. Otherwise, we can always get a new blade.
Monday, August 15, 2005
I fought the lawn...
...and the lawn won.
Never had a stump do that to a lawn mower blade before.
Wife is taking it to an old farmer down the road a ways; if he has an anvil, he can heat up the blade & pound it straight. Otherwise, we can always get a new blade.
Never had a stump do that to a lawn mower blade before.
Wife is taking it to an old farmer down the road a ways; if he has an anvil, he can heat up the blade & pound it straight. Otherwise, we can always get a new blade.
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Dang. I'd just use it as an excuse to buy a new lawnmower!! I HATE mowing the lawn. Of course, as we all know, I'm pretty much not liking anything these days. ;-)
ReplyDeleteQuestion - Where in the Southeast? I'm in Northern Virginia.
Hi Sherm, glad to see you drop by! Yeah, I can't say it was original by any means. Stinkin' little stumps, hiding in the weeds. I'm not sure whether to take the go-devil or the chainsaw to the thing.
ReplyDeleteBTW, I'm adding links to any C&J'er blogs as they come by.