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Re: Removin' blade from bush hog
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Posted by john in la on February 25, 2005 at 19:14:42 from (65.6.127.7):
In Reply to: Removin' blade from bush hog posted by Bill Caldwll on February 25, 2005 at 18:51:24:
Laying in the water; I mean mud may be unavoidable. The blade is held on with a bolt and nut. You will have to get under there to hold the bolt from turning while you get the nut off. I find it is a lot easier to take it off with a torch and replace with new bolt and nut. Have fun in the mud. After yesterdays rain we are now up to 12 1/2" so far this year here in the south east corner of the state. Spring is on the way though.
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