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How to replace blade for Cheetah lawnmower?

GingerNinja
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How to replace blade for Cheetah lawnmower?

Hi everyone. I have a Cheetah Lawnmower. It's not great but it does the job and starts first time every time which is great..  https://www.bunnings.com.au/cheetah-16-127cc-cut-and-catch-lawn-mower_p3381027

 

2 questions.

 

1. I need new blades as they are chipped pretty bad after a few years. Any thoughts on the best replacement that will actually be sharp and cut rather than thrash grass :smile:

 

2. Is there any companies that make larger/hard grass catchers for these. It fills so fast I empty like 6/7 times in summer during a cut

 

I have a 2 year old with a disability so time is short, so need mowing to be as fast as possible.

EricL
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Re: How to replace blade for Cheetah lawnmower?

Hello @GingerNinja 

 

Thanks for sharing your question about your Cheetah lawn mower. Please allow us to contact our supplier to get more information regarding the mower blade and catcher. As soon as we have more information, we'll get back to you. 

 

Thank you for your patience.

 

Eric

 

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MitchellMc
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Re: How to replace blade for Cheetah lawnmower?

Hi @GingerNinja,

 

The replacement blades for this unit can be ordered through your local store's Special Orders desk. The reference code for the bar blade kit is CA09582A. When blades become dull they either need to be replaced or sharpened. These replacement blades, although budget-friendly, are made by Briggs and Stratton and are of good quality.

 

The catcher assembly which is hard top and material bottom (no hard catcher (top and bottom) available) product code is CH87726A. It's slightly larger than the original material catcher, but since this mower is a 16" it can only accept catchers of that size.

 

Please let me know if you have any questions.

 

Mitchell

 

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GingerNinja
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Re: How to replace blade for Cheetah lawnmower?

Thank you

GingerNinja
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Re: How to replace blade for Cheetah lawnmower?

Are there any "in stock" blades that will suit. Or does it have to be that particular one

 

Ben

Re: How to replace blade for Cheetah lawnmower?

That's the blade that was specified to me as the replacement from the manufacturer @GingerNinja. However, you could take the blade into your closest store and the Power Gardening team member will be able to check other brands to see if there is an equivalent.

 

Mitchell

 

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Re: How to replace blade for Cheetah lawnmower?

I can't remove my blade. I've tried very hard turning the bolt anti-clockwise. I've comer across mowers which clockwise to remove blade. Which is the Cheetah? Can I bring my mower in so you guys can remove it?

EricL
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Re: How to replace blade for Cheetah lawnmower?

Hello @gr0m1t 

 

Welcome to the Bunnings Workshop community. It's sensational to have you join us, and thanks for sharing your question about removing your mower blade.

 

I've only come across a basic Cheetah manual in regards to the blade removal, I've posted the relevant page down below. I can only suggest the basic bolt removing steps and that is to soak the bolt in WD40 and using a closed ended wrench to turn the bolt anticlockwise. If you need more leverage, I suggest sliding a pipe onto your wrench to generate more force. Please note that excessive force could snap the bolt head off so please be careful. In regards to the direction of the turn, the bolt must be turned anticlockwise to loosen it up.

 

I'm sorry, but the store does not provide mechanical repair services. 

 

Let me call on our experienced members @Noyade, @Dave-1 and @Nailbag for their recommendations. 

 

Please make sure to wear personal protection such as thick gloves and goggles while working on your mower.   

 

If you need further assistance, please let us know.

 

Eric

 

 

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