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If you want to maintain a nice looking lawn, you have to sharpen your mower blades regularly. And that’s the problem. Who likes to crawl underneath a big, six foot wide mowing deck on a hot summer day to try to pry off three blades? I don’t. In fact, even with my impact wrench and my small air compressor, I can’t get these darn blades off. All it takes is a little corrosion between the blades and the nuts and the job is nearly impossible.
Yes, you can call the wife or the neighbor; and using pipes for leverage and two by four pieces of wood to prevent the blades from rotating, you will eventually get the blades off. But along the way, I guarantee that you will get filthy, tired and scraped.

I know, and that is why I invented the Mower BRAT (Blade Removal Assisting Tool). I now can remove blades in just a few minutes, with little effort, and by myself. The BRAT is built right here in the USA, imagine that? It is easy to use and the four feet long handles provide ample leverage for the biggest mowing decks.

In fact last weekend one of the wheel assemblies of my mower needed repair and I used one of the handles (which holds the ratchet) to unfasten impossibly tight nuts holding the assembly to the deck. The BRAT can be used for all sorts of applications requiring leverage.
So, simplify your life and put the BRAT to work for a change.

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