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Dravidham

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    Thanks to all of you for you valuable advice. This cutter is a very good machine for me. It’s a low use machine (just for my own garden). @adw are there specific torque settings for these blades? - I have plenty of loctite and a decent torque wrench. …. Nothing definitive in that regard on ‘reliable google’ so if you could offer any advice there, it would be much appreciated.
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    Hi, I’m new to the forum and congratulations on having such a great site. I own the above Husky model, and just wanted to ask some advice about the blades please. if I move the blades left to right by hand (not forwards and backwards), I would say that there’s about 1-2 mm play in movement. is this normal or should I be fixing that? - how is that best fixed? Also, I plan to sharpen the blades in advance of next usage as they are a little blunt - what’s the best way for a single sided blade like this - blade removal or sharpen whilst on the machine? many thanks in advance, Dave.

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