Posted by Danny Prosser on April 29, 2019 at 05:32:36 from (170.141.177.62):
Thanks for all of the replies and help with the other question I had about how to sharpen one. Yesterday I was back out at my property and was using it some and noticed it kept getting clogged up so I decided to just quit and look everything over good. Well what I found was grass is getting between the sickle and the bottom guard section. So I cleaned it out and found that there is space between them and if I press the sickle down they go together. So I'm thinking that the part of the hold down clamp that rides on the bar has worn allowing them to separate. I read one of the answers on my other question said to put a block of wood under the hold down part and hit the rounded up part with a hammer to make it hold down more. Is that what I need to do? Thanks for all of your help this is the first one I've ever had or operated.
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