Learn how you can sharpen your mower blade with this step by step tutorial. After time and use your lawn mower blade will dull. Watch this how to video and you can safely and easily sharpen your lawn mower blade.
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3 Comments
Overall, okay but very sloppy instructions. People should check and mark the blade to make sure it goes on as it came off. Also, you mentioned "Sharpening the other side" of the blade, I think you meant "The other end" of the blade. Precise instructions are really important!
oh!
i kjnew what he ment the directions were pretty easy to follow
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