Posted by Walt Davies on August 30, 2007 at 09:46:32 from (70.41.255.42):
In Reply to: sickle sections posted by ric1 on August 30, 2007 at 05:34:19:
The reason for peening the rivets on the blade side is clearance the rivet is designed so that it has a small head on the bar side an a larger head on the blade side. the system is made so that the larger head will clear only on the top of the blade. If you peen them on the bar side they will hang up when inserted in the mower. there are two kinds of rock guard that hold the bar an blades in place one has more clearance for bolts. When assembled back in the mower the peened side will be up.
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