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Lawn mower blades...
So my grandparents have a troy bilt tuff cut 220, ive always kept up on the maintenance, making sure it always has good oil, filters, plugs etc.. it has one of those 3 in 1 blades, even after a real nice sharpening and tune up its been having some problems keeping up with the grass (clumping and not mulching right) because it slows down, especially after a request to lower the cut... so i was thinking, besides raising the governor, are there any 'bad-ass' blades out there? as in lighter or somehow better?... i was thinking about drilling a bunch of speed holes in the blade lol, but was worried about the integrity of it afterward... any suggestions out there?
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EB
99 Riviera, Bone stock, 14.34 @ 96 "Walking 5.0's in luxury" RIP
95 Cherokee, Bone stock 16.2 @ 83 "Treeing your 3rd gen and beating it to the line despite trapping less....and looking better"
93 TA, Bone stock, 13.8 @ 100 "Beating ****** drivers in ****** LS1's"
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