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leonz
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Mmontage is another one and Cleancutter.com is another option as well as Alamo. it might be simpler to go to a welding shop with the old deflector and have it replaced with a new one if you do not want to buy from Alamo.
You have to remember buying in quantity is the issue and anything under a hundred units will eat you alive uless you want mathews 3 inch grass knives(Y blades) at 1.11 each or so from my Mathews dealer and they do ship them.
They accept the 3/8 bore/pin/bolt etc., to hang them with the 1/2 by 3/8 oval punched in the grass knife; the distance from the top of the oval to the curve of the knife blade is 1/2 inch and the overseeding blades are even less in price per unit.
leonz
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you will definetly have the advantage of purchase in bulk and having the leftover blades for the really crappy mowing areas if you have a lot of grape vines and brush.
buying two complete sets would give you a huge advantage in price if you do not have a hand held Mott kn ife grinder. I used my Wen wet well knife grinder and still have it to use.
I met the fellow who owns and operates Clean Cuttter at the Empire Farm Days last week, he is very nice and knows a lot about the business of flails and tillers too.
leon
buying two complete sets would give you a huge advantage in price if you do not have a hand held Mott kn ife grinder. I used my Wen wet well knife grinder and still have it to use.
I met the fellow who owns and operates Clean Cuttter at the Empire Farm Days last week, he is very nice and knows a lot about the business of flails and tillers too.
leon