Re: In the doghouse - broke brush hog blade

Posted by Fritz Campbell on June 17, 2006 at 19:57:06 from (204.11.80.100):

In Reply to: In the doghouse - broke brush hog blade posted by Fritz Campbell on June 17, 2006 at 14:51:40:

Here is my plan. I'll go over to TSC tomorrow and see if I can match the blade. I'll buy two of the closest match and replace both at the same time. If I can't find a match, I'll order them. If ordering takes forever - I'll remove both blades, weld the broken blade and grind either or until they weigh the same. I've talked to some guys that have welded blades with mixed results - most say they have had few problems - but they are pretty careful where they are mowing and don't cut much heavy brush OR STUMPS. I could kick myself too because I had my chainsaw right there and told myself I'd better ground cut it low because it was too high to mow over, but I didn't want to take a chance of grounding my fresh chain so I didn't cut it. Now I wish I would have. Resharpening a chain is alot quicker than replacing brush hog blades. Anyway, I'll post back with my experience. Thanks to all.

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