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What Customers Are Saying
The blade removal tool was generally found to be a useful and effective accessory that made the process of changing mower blades much easier and faster. Many users praised the tool for securely holding the blades in place and allowing them to easily loosen and tighten the bolts. However, a small number of customers had issues with the tool not fitting their specific mower deck or not working as effectively as expected. Overall, the tool appears to be a valuable solution that saves time and effort compared to alternative methods.
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Would RecommendAppears to be good quality
Verified Purchaser
Great Time and Aggravation Saver
Would RecommendThis tool makes blade removal and installation far faster and easier on my twin blade deck without the need for an expensive mower jjack or even ramps or blocks. It is helpful to have a long breaker bar a torque wrench.
This works, it just needs to be properly installed
Would RecommendI purchased this tool as a “second set of hands” when trying to remove my lawn mower blade. There was a small recess in the deck to insert a screwdriver or similar item to stop the blade from turning while you unscrewed the bolt holding it on the mower. That wasn’t working because as soon as I tried using the wrench, the screwdriver would fall out and there was nothing to hold the blade from turning. This tool did the trick but you have to make sure it is properly seated on the mower housing ...
Verified Purchaser
A must have tool for all lawn mower owners
Would RecommendWith this tool, I was able to remove the old blade from the mower and install the new one. Basically I saved $75 in about 10 minutes. And this tool can last for decades. You can use it to replace 10s of blades and save hundreds. Highly recommending to everyone.
Blade Removal tool
If you have ever had to crawl on the ground and try to hold the blade of your mower with one hand, and wrench the nut off with the other, you want this tool!
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