How to Sharpen a Lawn Mower Blade If you’re seeing ragged tips on your grass after mowing, it’s time. By David Dritsas Published: Apr 18, 2025 11:58 AM EDT ...

2. Drain the tank — This task involves tipping over your lawn mower to access the blade, so you’re going to want to drain the tank of gas to prevent any leaks first. If you’ve got an ...

Your lawn mower blades need to be sharpened just like any other blade, but you'll also need to balance them afterward to ...

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10 Signs It's Time to Sharpen Your Mower's Blades. Setting a regular sharpening schedule is the best way to keep the lawn mower blades sharp and in top condition, but there are also several signs ...

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Mower professionals say the biggest mistake most people make when sharpening their own blades is putting them on backward. This means your blade won’t cut at all. Save yourself the trouble by ...