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Perform Annual Mower Maintenance

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Shutting Down for the year

What happens here

After verifying that the mowers are operational, perform a general inspection and necessary fluid changes. This includes checking belts, all components, changing engine oils, and inspecting mower blades. The video shows the process of adding fresh oil to a mower engine using a blue funnel. Damaged blades, like those shown to be bent but not chipped after hitting concrete, need to be removed for sharpening or replacement. The goal is to address any issues noted during the year and ensure the equipment is in good visual and mechanical condition before storage.

Goal: Conduct thorough maintenance and fluid changes for mowers.

Tools and materials

  • Blue Funnel — Adding engine oil
  • Milwaukee Impact Wrench Milwaukee — Removing mower blades
  • Mower Blades — Inspection and replacement
  • Toro Titan Max Zero-Turn Mower Toro — Equipment undergoing maintenance
  • Engine Oil — Changing the mower engine oil

What they say

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plans of her own the first thing that we do is we just go through the mowers give them a once-over from top to bottom look at all the belts look at everything change all of the oils check all of the blades pull those off go through all of those make sure that everything is just visually good if we've had any noted problems during the year that's when we'll address them especially if they're bigger problems we use the winter time to catch up on any major issues or repairs but luckily we haven't had any reminds me you know we stripped ours down all the way and we used materials so do you guys remember that toro video where i was mowing the abandoned uh mall to the police came and then i was in that bowl and i just beat that back onto that toro titan max that's this mower and i forgot to show you the blades so we're gonna take a super close look at these here just a moment you can see that this is a conundrum they're nicked all right some of you guys wanted to know how the blades fared if you haven't seen it yet the toro i took this to abandoned mall then i went went and mowed the bowl i molded concrete alex we show us how these blades held up because we didn't get to show them they're pretty bent there bent but not chipped up too bad there the yeah that's the weird part the edges just aren't chipped but the look is it see you know is that possible that it was designed that way or something i don't know i mean is that i mean i don't think you would be getting a very even cut if this side is lower than that you know on a straight plane that was lower than over there so be cutting lower than there so i would imagine they were straight yeah so then they got i'm just i would expected them to be more necked and what were you hitting rock or dirt both everything

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