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- Make the lawnmower quieter - is that possible?
- Shambled knives make the lawnmower loud
- New knife makes the lawnmower quieter - This is how the replacement works
- Tips
If the lawnmower knife is battered, the lawnmower makes noise
Make the lawnmower quieter - is that possible?
When the lawnmower makes a loud, chattering noise, it tugs at the nerves of the operator and the neighborhood. If the noise level increases when you mow the lawn in one go, you can solve the problem with a simple action. You can find out how to do this here.
Shambled knives make the lawnmower loud
The collision with a stone is enough to seriously damage the cutter bar of a lawnmower. As a result, the device vibrates and emits unmistakable crackling noises. In combination with the already loud gasoline engine, the noise pollution takes on unimaginable dimensions. To make your lawnmower quieter again, you should replace the broken blade.
New knife makes the lawnmower quieter - This is how the replacement works
All you need for the replacement of the damaged knife bar is a new, type-specific copy, new washers with washers and a wrench. Before you start the actual assembly work, please unplug the plug from the spark plug and turn on the fuel tap. How to change a lawnmower knife expertly:
Please note that some lawnmower models have screws with a left-hand thread at this point. Place the new lawn mower blade exactly on top of the screw opening and screw in the screws and washers. For safety reasons we recommend a torque wrench for this job so that you can screw in the screws precisely according to the manufacturer's instructions.
If the new cutterbar is in place, tip the lawnmower back onto its wheels. Put the spark plug plug on the spark plug and turn on the fuel cock. At the next grass clippings, your lawnmower runs as quietly as on the first day.
Tips
It is in the nature of things that petrol lawn mowers work much noisier than electric mowers. If you have a problem with the noisy engine, we recommend switching to another type of lawnmower that promises to be quiet.