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Sharpen lawn mower blades regularly, as dull mowers leave a ragged appearance
from crushed or uncut grass blades. Damaged grass may also be more susceptible
to disease infection.
Reel
mowers
Sharpen the blades every couple of years. It is best to take your mower
to a professional mower shop to have the blade sharpened. However, do-it-yourself
sharpening kits may be available at lawn and garden centers.
Rotary
mowers
Sharpen blades as needed. During the active-growing period, you may have
to sharpen the blade every 1 - 2 months. Replacing the blade with a new
one may be easier than sharpening the old one. Many new models come with
an extra blade. Additional blades can be purchased at lawn and garden
centers.
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