How to change a Masport Easyrider ride on lawn mower blade?

[Reginald]

How to change an Masport easyrider lawn mower cutting blade.

[Jewelleryrescue]

Hi @Reginald 

The easiest  way is to type into google "masport easy rider mower manual"   you should  get  a the manual for the mower and  exact instructions as they  provide.

But Typically changing any mower blade  requires locking the mower blade plate from spinning. So you can  then apply force to the individual blade locking nutz and every thing is held in place.\ and the nut will undo. Take note as to the direction the blade is sitting as it is possible to put  the new ones on back wards.

Hope it is an easy fix for you.

If the nuts  extra  tight slip a  lump of pipe over the spanner to  lengthen it and it will give you greater leverage and less grunting from the fixer.

[JacobZ]

Hi @Reginald,

A warm welcome to the Bunnings Workshop community and thank you for your question.

As @Jewelleryrescue has mentioned, your mower's manual will describe how to change the blade, but it is likely a simple case of removing a nut, attaching the new blades in the correct orientation and then reattaching the nut to the specified level of torque.

Without knowing the exact model of your mower, I can't point you towards the exact manual, but Masport ride-on mowers are listed here. Select your mower then in the top right click the link to the owner's manual to download a PDF of the manual.

If you read the manual and aren't confident doing what they describe, it is likely worth taking your mower to a mower repair service for their assistance.

Let me know how you go and if you require further assistance, please don't hesitate to ask.

Jacob

[Reginald]

Thanks for the advice friend. I am getting pretty old now and the jobs I used to do seem to be getting harder. My main worry was getting the blade to rotate in the correct direction. All will be good now so once again, THANKYOU.

[Reginald]

Thanks Mate. It seems the maker of the mower has no on line instructions. Not to worry, with people  like yourself around we can still operate. Thankyou.