Posted by Bryce Frazier on June 13, 2014 at 15:15:42 from (67.142.182.20):
Hi all, we are going into town to go dancing, and mom said that we could go to Big R for a minute, and I have a quick question about sickle mower teeth! I have a Ford 501, and have decided to just replace all of the teeth on it. I bought some.
I just realized that there are several different kinds!! Most importantly thought, I want to know whether I should get top or bottom side serrated teeth?
ALL of my guards have little saw like ripples on the sides of them, but are flat on the top where the BOTTOM of the sickle section would ride.
I think that I should get bottom side, just because that was what were on it!
I am not planing on using it a lot, but I do want it to look/work nice! Bryce
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