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Old 06-20-2014, 10:19 AM
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Default 1200 44A blade washer info needed
1200 with 44A deck. Finally getting back together. I have my 3 "bearing cups" and 6 large washers. Anyone know if there are washers on both sides of the blades??
I Can't find my take apart pix. And my parts look up doesn't show placement.
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1200 with 44A deck. Finally getting back together. I have my 3 "bearing cups" and 6 large washers. Anyone know if there are washers on both sides of the blades??
I Can't find my take apart pix. And my parts look up doesn't show placement.
Thanks
(if this has been asked, please point me there)
All my decks go bearing cup, washer, blade, washer, nut.
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Yes, on page 48 of 60, diagram doesnt show washers or nuts. BUT thanks though! I didn't have the other decks info.
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All my decks go bearing cup, washer, blade, washer, nut.
Thanks, yah that's what I figured, just wanted a little confirmation. "pita" to redo after deck is on if i had it wrong.
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Wanna know a secret?....... It doesn't matter. As long as all the blades are the same so they don't cut different heights. I have/seen decks with two washers, with one, with none. It makes no difference in placement as far as anything is concerned. I think they may have been there just to adjust how many threads stuck out the nut, or so that you can adjust blade height per spindle.
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