removing blades

dirtgirl

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kubota T1770
Mar 29, 2011
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Sydney NSW Australia
thanks for all the advice on removing blades - we've tried the wood, spanner, hammer, wrench - don't have an air or impact wrench - thing is, do these things come off anticlockwise or clockwise? Please don't laugh!
 

gktilton

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79 B7100 w/ FEL, Deere 261 Finish Mwr, Woods M4 Bush Hg, Potato Plow, Cultivator
May 5, 2010
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Hooksett, NH
Not a sily question, but what model tractor, and what mower deck. I have 3 decks 2 are clockwise and 1 is counter clockwise. When you say you tried the block of wood, were you able to get it wedged in good enough so it wouldn't slip?
 

Mingy

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L3010 backhoe FEL, B2300, M9000
Jul 27, 2010
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As written, it depends. You might have a rust problem or be forcing the other way. Usually I block the blade with a 2x4 and put a power bar and give it a whack with a rubber hammer. Usually thats all it took. If it didn't move, I'd try the other direction.
 

B7100

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B7100,B7100 with Backhoe and FEL, Goldoni Quad 20
Feb 11, 2010
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Wales
On most of the decks I have worked on,if the when viewed from underneath the blade turns clockwise the nut has been LH thread.
Edit: but not if there is a locking tab!
Dave
 
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