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New member...2 questions
Hi guys,
I purchased a XT1 LT46 Enduro Series tractor 4 years back. I pulled the deck to swap the blades and the bolt just wont budge. Tried spraying WD40 but still no luck. I think I'll buy a cheater bar and see if it works. If this doesn't, whats the next best thing without having to buy an impact? Also, there is a lot of dirt all over the tractor. Will there be any harm in washing it with some car wash and a garden hose? I will cover all the electrics with aluminum foil and focus mostly on the paint and wheels and under carriage? |
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I have no idea what particular "bolt" you are referring too.
But if it it the ones that hold on the blades to the spindles, you can go @ it in several ways: #1 block the blade from turning with a block of wood and use a long handle ratchet. #2 use a pipe over the ratchet for added leverage ( unless you have a cheap ratchet, then it will prolly break. #3 use a box wrench and whack it hard with a big hammer ( after doing step #1) #3 use an impact wrench and they will come off easily, as people do. #4 take it to repair place and they will take them off for you for a couple of $$ Welcome to OCC! Edit: As far as washing, mild soap & water just like washing a vehicle, while the deck is removed, will not hurt anything ( some folks just leave them outside all the time)---- not recommended. and let the sun dry it off. |
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Be sure to use a black impact socket,, yes, they are better,, Wash the daylights out of it,, these three got washed with a 4200 psi pressure washer,, last week,, There is nothing soap and water will hurt,, I have done that type washing for 40 years,,, |
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Cad,
While you, I, and other experienced people can use a pressure washer without shooting high pressures @ places that will inject the solution/water where it will do harm, others do not. So I don't recommend it to error on the side of caution, for folk's benefit. I've see a few wall shaker AC units ruined from well meaning folks using just a garden hose nozzle on them. And in my younger days, I changed a lot of motorcycle bearings that the meaningful owners faithfully power washed to keep them new looking. Just my experience, no offence to anyone. |
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Oh, no offense taken,,
my opinion is a clean anything will run longer than the same widget when dirty,, Heck, I even pressure washed the wifes Hobart before it went to the rod shop for paint,,, I let electrical stuff dry real good before use,, but,, I stick to "Clean Is Better" |
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I'd look here
he has a video of taking off blades without an impact https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC2C...FakV7ChvU_rjKw
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Or you can pick up from your local Home Depot a "Arnold Lawnmower Removal Tool". It prevents blade/s from turning while you loosen the bolt/s. Have had and used one for years, works every time and all for under $10!
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