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Remove Damaged Blade

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I broke the tractor! Let's do some "blacksmith work" And an Unexpected Setback!

What happens here

Use a DeWalt 20V Max XR impact wrench, fitted with an appropriate socket, to remove the nut securing the damaged blade. This tool makes quick work of loosening stubborn fasteners. Carefully remove the bent blade from the spindle shaft. Inspect the blade to understand the exact nature and severity of the bend. Note that the blade has a part number (79-0105 11) stamped on it for future replacement.

Goal: Detach the bent blade from the mower deck for closer inspection and repair.

Tools and materials

  • Bent Mower Blade Ventrac — The item being removed and repaired
  • DeWalt 20V Max XR Impact Wrench DeWalt — Removing the blade retaining nut
  • Safety Gloves Ironclad — Protecting hands from sharp edges
  • Socket DeWalt — Fitting onto the blade retaining nut

What they say

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you how bent it is I'd black that rock pretty good busting out one of my favorite little tools in our arsenal guys this is the new style battery with the old style Dewalt so in other words this is an adapter I'll post a link down the video description to that adapter SuperDuper handy we're gonna be using some funky wall tools on this job okay loosen this guy up just got down and here is our normal blade and here is what we've done whoopsie-daisy things like this happen sometimes you break stuff on the farm so

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