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In the doghouse - broke brush hog blade
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Posted by Fritz Campbell on June 17, 2006 at 14:51:40 from (204.11.80.100):
I whacked a cut off stump THAT I KNEW WAS THERE AND STILL HIT IT and broke one of my blades on my little 4' brush hog. Wifey is PO'd because I told her I'd do her mowing when I got done with mine first and of course never made it due to the broken blade. I'll end up mooching the big a$$ wrenches that I don't have to get the broken blade off - but where do you guys / gals recommend me looking for new replacement blades? I believe it is a Sunbeam rotary cutter at least 15 years old and a super little cutter. I looked it over and there are no i.d. tags that I can see. I have the broken blade (broke right at the hole) and can measure it. Thanks for the advice.
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