Do I Have Too Many Mower Blades?
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Pre-soak dirty mower blades in a wheelbarrow with water and dish soap for several hours before power washing; this significantly reduces cleaning effort.
Utilize durable wheelbarrows, like the one mentioned, for efficiently transporting and soaking multiple blades, as well as for general landscaping tasks.
Be prepared for potential equipment issues; troubleshoot and adapt on the fly, as the host did with his power washer hose connection.
For contractors using high-hour equipment, regularly inspect deck joints, bolts, and spindle bearings, as these can wear and affect cut quality, especially with mulching blades.
If experiencing streaking with mulching blades, consider that suction may be inadequate or that mower components (like spindles) might be worn, rather than solely blaming the blade type.
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