Since you shouldn’t use a hose on the mower, I’d like to remove the wheels at the end of the season to scrub the dog poop off them. Is there an easy way to get them off?
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Oregon Mike, Champion
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Perhaps picking up dog poop before mowing would help eliminate this chore?
However, I'd think if you use a gardening water can or pitcher and carefully just pour water on the wheels you'd at least get them wet and then use a rag or brush to remove the stubborn stuff.
However, I'd think if you use a gardening water can or pitcher and carefully just pour water on the wheels you'd at least get them wet and then use a rag or brush to remove the stubborn stuff.
Ken, Champion
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Mike is right. I have a different mower and its manual also shows how to remove the wheels.
If you can't put your hands on your manual, you can download the PDF of it from the product page for your particular mower.
If you can't put your hands on your manual, you can download the PDF of it from the product page for your particular mower.
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Yeah, cleaning them while on the mower is option #2. For now I'm looking just to find out how removable they are.
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