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mystry_tour
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Post by mystry_tour »

Good moring ,
I just talked to the place that I was told about sharpening my cutter heads. I asked how they would sharpen them and was told they would need the complete head, which I already knew from talking to you guys. he asked ho long the knives were and said they do have profile grinders. Tehy too would set the knives so they would cut properly and flat. i think I'm gonna give them a try....for $ 7 a piece I don't think I can go wrong, Ya think...... :)
I fought to keep the Gov. in power......they keep screwing around I'll fight to get rid of them.
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Post by thouser »

Well the price almost scares me but it's worth a try. The heads are very well balanced from the factory so any balancing would be done with the knives. Be sure to replace the knife retaining bolts with cap Allen head cap screws. I like the spurs set .015 high from the knives.
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but we can adjust the sails.
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mystry_tour
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Post by mystry_tour »

well they are getting their little edges sharpened....I did how ever opt to get new spurs from Schmidt and aske that they wait until they arrived to do the auctial sharpening and lineing....they are waiting for them.
I fought to keep the Gov. in power......they keep screwing around I'll fight to get rid of them.
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