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Posted by IMJMAC on November 11, 2002 at 15:57:05 from (198.208.223.35):
DON'T KNOW IF THIS HAS BEEN POSTED PREVIOUS OR NOT SINCE I'M FAIRLY NEW TO THIS BOARD, BUT IT SURE SAVES ME ALOT OF TIME. MY FINISHING MOWER IS ALWAYS PACKED UP UNDERNEATH AFTER MOWING AND IS A PAIN IN THE REAR TO CLEAN,TRIED POWERWASHER,MAKES A BIG MESS,BY HAND WITH A SCRAPER AND HAMMER SUCKS TOO. SO, TODAY I REMEMBERED MY AIR CHISEL THAT SITS IN MY TOOL BOX COLLECTING DUST. MAN TALK ABOUT CLEANING UP. THIS THING HAS AN ATTITUDE! IT KNOCKS THAT STUFF OFF IN NOTHING FLAT.SOME OF IT COMES OFF JUST FROM THE VIBRATIONS.IF YOU USE THIS METHOD, PLEASE,PLEASE USE SAFETEY GLASSES!!ALSO, SUPPORT THE MOWER DECK FROM UNDERNEATH OR LEAVE THE TRACTOR RUNNING. IT DOESN'T TAKE LONG ON A 6' DECK.
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