D drmayer Forum Newbie Aug 23, 2015 #1 Is there any downside to using the hi lift blade that came with my raptor sd catcher kit during side discharge mode? I'd like to leave it on there all the time. The manual does say to replace it with the standard blade.
Is there any downside to using the hi lift blade that came with my raptor sd catcher kit during side discharge mode? I'd like to leave it on there all the time. The manual does say to replace it with the standard blade.
K kraky Well-Known Member Aug 23, 2015 #2 If the deck runs smooth (I'd be surprised if it didn't) and the cut is good a can't think of a reason not to.
If the deck runs smooth (I'd be surprised if it didn't) and the cut is good a can't think of a reason not to.
D drmayer Forum Newbie Aug 23, 2015 #3 kraky said: If the deck runs smooth (I'd be surprised if it didn't) and the cut is good a can't think of a reason not to. Click to expand... Ran it today with the hi lift blade. Didn't notice any difference in cut or operation.
kraky said: If the deck runs smooth (I'd be surprised if it didn't) and the cut is good a can't think of a reason not to. Click to expand... Ran it today with the hi lift blade. Didn't notice any difference in cut or operation.
B bigdaddyr Member Aug 24, 2015 #4 drmayer said: Ran it today with the hi lift blade. Didn't notice any difference in cut or operation. Click to expand... Might see a difference when mowing wet grass. I would monitor your deck after mowing to see if it gets clumped up. Otherwise, happy cutting. Do what works.
drmayer said: Ran it today with the hi lift blade. Didn't notice any difference in cut or operation. Click to expand... Might see a difference when mowing wet grass. I would monitor your deck after mowing to see if it gets clumped up. Otherwise, happy cutting. Do what works.