CliffordK
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I just purchased an older used & abused Kuhn GMD77 mower.
I'm trying to get it ready for haying season.
Several of the disks seem to be a bit warped, so the blades go above the next disk, rather than below, or right next to it. The slots to keep the blade bolts from spinning are also worn.
I can probalby get them straightened out on an anvil. However, it may not be a bad idea to get a few new parts.
So, the question is whether I can use GMD77HD disks on the GMD77 mower? I'd rather not replace all the disks now. Balance shouldn't be a big issue as they are all in line.
As far as I can tell, the HD disks are designed so that the blade is supported at the top and bottom with a through bolt, rather than the bolt just going through the blade and into the bottom of the disk.
What mower disks can swap with the GMD44, 55, 66, 77 series? Newer Kuhn? John Deere?
I'm trying to get it ready for haying season.
Several of the disks seem to be a bit warped, so the blades go above the next disk, rather than below, or right next to it. The slots to keep the blade bolts from spinning are also worn.
I can probalby get them straightened out on an anvil. However, it may not be a bad idea to get a few new parts.
So, the question is whether I can use GMD77HD disks on the GMD77 mower? I'd rather not replace all the disks now. Balance shouldn't be a big issue as they are all in line.
As far as I can tell, the HD disks are designed so that the blade is supported at the top and bottom with a through bolt, rather than the bolt just going through the blade and into the bottom of the disk.
What mower disks can swap with the GMD44, 55, 66, 77 series? Newer Kuhn? John Deere?