This week I tried attaching two blades to my lawn mower. It greatly improved the cut and the mulching for about 1⁄2 hour an then it would no longer run. I'm guessing two blades are too heavy? Please make a dual blade in a single unit that is light enough for the battery. It makes a world of difference in the quality of the cut.
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130 Points
Posted 3 months ago
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926 Points
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130 Points
The mower stopped running. Every time I tried to start it I got a blinking yellow light. After awhile it would start and run for a couple more minutes and then stop again. I took the second blade off and mowed for another 40 minutes with no more issues (same battery).
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19,360 Points
I can only imagine that there would be issues of vibration and motor strain, not to mention an increase in noise which happens simply by using a single HL blade instead of the stock blade.
szwoopp, Champion
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91,046 Points
Appears to be the method under discussion. 2 ego blades attached in an X pattern.with a washer in between them.
The extra weight likely kicks the mower into high gear. The setup likely voids your warranty.
The extra weight likely kicks the mower into high gear. The setup likely voids your warranty.
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5,262 Points
If anyone does this, they should obtain a longer bolt. I think my dual battery lawn mower (two 7.5ah batteries) could handle the stress, but I wouldn't advise it.
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290 Points
Checked 14mm bolt today, tight.no vibration sounds the same as with one blade,it only picks up rpm when you cut long grass,I have cut grass when wet no problem.If you are not sure don't put another blade on, I have bought a sharpening wheel that fits in a drill and a blade balancer remember the blade does not need to be sharp as a knife a butter knife is sharp enough if the blade is too sharp just get dull.Can't say enough about this mower.
szwoopp, Champion
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91,046 Points
Glad it is working well for you Michael !
