Does this work on a GREEN MOUNTAIN push mower.
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I looked up the Green Mountain push mower sold at the Vermont Country Store and they also sell "Green Mountain Mower Sharpening Kit" that looks identical to the SK-1 kit.
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I can't tell you for certain, but the handle fits the shaft of most mowers. If you remove the drive wheel (probably the left wheel and remove the covers, you can see the shaft. If the cross pin is about 3/4" you will be able to use the crank. Here's a good website: http://www.artofmanliness.com/2013/06/28/how-to-sharpen-a-reel-mower/
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This sharpening system is a compound with metal shavings that you brush onto the blade and then use the wrench to turn the blades which sharpens them. I am not sure if it would work on a green mountain push mower, I would call and ask.
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I am not sure but I would think so. If there is a flat bar that the blades touch as they go around, then the answer is yes. Basically, this stuff is like liquid sandpaper. When the blades go past the bar the liquid with the grit in it grinds against the blades and sharpens them. It takes 20 min or so, but I sharpened the blades on my mower at the beginning of the summer and they're still sharp
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Yes. I attach it to my John Deer rider mower and to my Craftsman rider mower.
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I can't say for your specific model #, but it did work on my Craftsman lawn mower. I know this is not much help... good luck.
1308326
This is a tire and rim combo with a 4-bolt hole pattern.If your mower has a 4-hole pattern it should Work fine.
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If the model is listed to fit the mower you have I would say yes. Very easy to I stall I started at one end and took off put on as I went. I am no way a mechanical person and I did it took me no ore then 35 minutes.
941184
Should work on any mowing deck you have to drill a hole where you want it .
2055326
i used this on a yard machines 21 hp 46 inch riding mower and it worked perfectly. hope this helps.
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its made for a riding lawn mower.if you happen to attach to a push mower,PLEASE post pics.
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I'm not sure if this will fit your machine but I will tell you it works awesome. Just don't let your lawn get to long or mow when its wet. If it is toong it will track and if it is to wet it will work your mower very hard. I have a very thick yard.
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I believe it will. That is what I used it on and it worked fine for me. I got my weedwacker that never worked from new to work fine.
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I do not know; I am not familiar with a Green Works snow thrower. These skids/shoes have multiple holes and slots and come with multiple bolts, so they are quite versatile. They bolt on thru holes in the side. If you can't get an answer, I suggest, if possible, that you look at a Craftsman snow blower and compare the bolt holes in the sides with your Green Work. If they are similar, these skids should work. Another alternative, if you have the ability, you could purchase the skids and drill holes in the side of your Green Works to make these work. As long as you can mount them, they will help prevent digging into the snow.
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Sorry but cannot help you there. I believe if you go to the site and put your mower model in it will let you know. I do have one problem with it, the clip which attaches to the engage arm keeps popping off, but it does work if I re-attach it.
512017
I do not know. The mower it was used on was a Murry. I did not look for Craftsman mower compatibility.
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I am not sure. I just put my brand name of my mower in on Amazon. I hope this is helpful.
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I personally don't know about Poulan but it works on my Toro and Ryobi. Home Depot says if your power head is Expand-it compatible it works on: John Deere, Cub Cadet, Troy-Bilt, Poulan, Poulan Pro, Weed Eater, Homelite, Craftsman, McCulloch, MTD Pro, YardMachine, and Yard Man.
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Good question and I don't know. You could ask these guys, they have a forum for asking these things http://www.mowersdirect.com/lawn-mower-product-expert.php
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We use it on a woods lawn mower.I don't know if they would or not.Wish I could have been more help to youGood LuckTammy