Does The Bolt On Blade Turn Clockwise To Remove?
It depends on whether the blade spins clockwise or counter-clockwise.
I don't know - that's what I'm trying to figure out. But the other people answering seem not to realize that there are some exceptions to the rule of "counterclockwise to loosen". What I don't know is if a lawnmower blade is one of these exceptions.
There is an old expression, lefty lighty, righty tighty, so always turn to the left to loosen and right to tighten. Actually left is something else, but can't recall, just as long as you remember righty tighty you'll be okay
Anticlockwise.- at least on my mower.
This lefty loosey rubbish is meaningless - does it mean top of the turn, or bottom - because in case you haven't noticed, you're going in both directions at some point when you turn a full circle...who invented that stupid phrase
This lefty loosey rubbish is meaningless - does it mean top of the turn, or bottom - because in case you haven't noticed, you're going in both directions at some point when you turn a full circle...who invented that stupid phrase
