Keeping your lawn ... remove the wood block or C-clamp, tilt the mower back upright, reattach your spark plugs or reinstall your batteries, and you’re ready to mow. Changing the blades on ...

3. Remove blades from the mower Although you can sharpen lawn mower blades while they’re attached to the lawn mower, that doesn’t mean that you should. Experts recommend that you always remove ...

And if you've noticed that the quality of your lawn mower’s cut is not as precise as it used to be you'll probably need to sharpen your mower's blades ... you go and remove the blade, mark ...

Dull blades rip rather than slice grass, and that makes your mower work harder than it needs to. It also isn’t good for the health of your lawn. You can remove the blades yourself and take them ...

And while you could take a lawn ... remove the spark plug wire. Bend the wire around so the boot cannot make contact with the tip of the spark plug. 2 Tilt the mower over to expose the blade. Most ...

After gathering everything you need, disconnect your mower’s power source. If you have a gas-powered mower, remove the spark ... when sharpening their own blades is putting them on backward.