Magna-matic MAG-8000, MAG-9000 User Manual

OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

For Magna-Matic Sharpeners

Covering Models:

MAG-8000 Universal Lawn Mower Blade Sharpener
MAG-9000 Lawn Mower Blade Sharpener

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THE SAFE WAY IS THE

ONLY WAY TO GRIND!

Instructions given with this symbol are for personal safety. Be
sure you and your employees follow them. A careful operator
is the best insurance against accidents.

Before handling any equipment read and understand the
instructions.

When using electric tools, basic safety
precautions should always be followed to

WARNING

1. Grounding Instructions - This tool must be grounded

while in use to protect the operator from electric shock. The

tool is equipped with an approved three conductor cord and

three prong grounding type plug to t the proper grounding

type receptacle. The green (or green and yellow) wire is the
grounding wire.

2. Extension Cords - Use only three wire extension cords
which have three prong grounding type plugs and three pole

receptacles which accepts the tool’s plug. Replace or repair

damaged cords.

reduce the risk of re, electric shock, and

personal injury including the following.

3. Keep Work Area Clean - Cluttered areas and benches
invite accidents.

4. Consider Working Environment - Don’t use power tools
in damp or wet locations. Keep work area well lit. Don’t
expose power tools to rain. Do not use tool in presence of
ammable liquids or gases.

5. Keep Children Away - All visitors should be kept a safe
distance form the work area. Do not let visitors have contact

with the tool or the extension cord.

6. Store Idle Tools - When not in use, tools should be stored

in dry, high or locked-up places out of reach of children.

7. Don’t Force Tool - It will do the job better and safer at the
rate for which it was designed.

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8. Don’t Over-Reach - Keep proper footing and balance at all
times.

9. Wear Proper Apparel - Do not wear loose clothing or jew­elry that can get caught in moving parts. Rubber gloves and
non-skid foot wear are recommended when working outdoors.

Wear protective hair covering to contain long hair.

10. Use Safety Glasses - Also face or dust mask-wrap

around goggles, or other eye protection.

11. Don’t Abuse Cord - Never carry tool by cord or yank it

to disconnect from receptacle. Keep cord from heat, oil, and
sharp edges.

12. Disconnect Tool - When not in use; before servicing;
when changing grinding wheel.

13. Avoid Accidental Starting - Don’t carry plugged in tool.

Be sure switch is off when plugging in.

14. Grinding Wheels - Use only grinding wheels having a

maximum operating speed of 5500 RPM. KEEP GUARDS IN
PLACE.

15. Guard Against Electrical Shock - Prevent body contact
with grounded surface. For example: pipes, radiators, etc.

16. Stay Alert - Watch what you are doing. Use common

sense. Do not operate tool when you are tired, or under the
inuence of any drugs or alcohol.

17. Check Damaged Parts - Before further use of the tool,
a guard or other part that is damaged should be carefully

checked to determine that it will operate properly and perform
its intended function. Check for alignment of moving parts,
breakage of parts, mounting and any other condition that effect

its operation. All parts should be properly repaired or replaced.

Do not use this tool if the switch does not turn it on or off.

18. Never Leave Tool Unattended - Turn the power off.

Don’t leave the tool until it comes to a complete stop.

19. Replace Cracked Wheels Immediately.

20. Read - the enclosed A Primer on Grinding Wheel
Safety (NORTON® Publication)

21. Never attach the provided spanner wrench ,arbor
wrench, or any other object to the grinder.

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Model Descriptions

If you have further questions or do not understand any of the

instructions please contact us! We are happy to give any needed

extra explanation. Thank you for your purchase of MAGNA­MATIC high-performance service tools.

MAG-8000 Universal Lawn Mower Blade Sharpener

The MAG-8000 is the latest technology in rotary lawn mower blade

sharpening. It holds 3 patents for its revolutionary design. Since its

release in 1999 the MAG-8000 has quickly become the standard in
the Outdoor Power Equipment Industry. The MAG-8000 is designed to

sharpen almost all lawn mower blades, conventional blades (straight

at cutting edges) and mulching blades (curved cutting edges.)

Instructions
begin on page 4

MAG-9000 Lawn Mower Blade Sharpener

The MAG-9000 is a solid low cost solution in rotary lawn mower blade
sharpening. It provides you with 60 second per blade sharpening per-

formance in a small package. Since its release in 1987 the MAG-9000

has become a best friend of lawn care professionals The MAG-9000 is
designed to be a compact sharpener for conventional blades (straight

at cutting edges).

Instructions begin
on page 16

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Begin The Assembly

Step 1: MAG-8000

Unpack the MAG-8000, please keep the box and packag­ing incase of shipping damage or any need for return. When

unpacking the MAG-8000 take stock of all the items in the box.

Parts Inventory

Qty Description Key #

1 Grit Guard 1
1 Sharpener Body 2
1 Crank Handle 3
1 Motor Side Lexan® Guard 4
1 Grinding Wheel (1/2” wide) 5
1 Grinding Wheels (1” wide) 6
1 Arbor Wrench 7
1 Spanner Wrench 8
1 Mobile Work Table 9

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MAG-8000 Assembly

Step 2:

First remove the TRANS­PORT BRACKET from the
MAG-8000 arbor, keep
the transport bracket

for any future shipping
needs. You will need to
remove the black bolt­ing bar to allow clear­ance for the transport

bracket to be removed.

Use the spanner wrench
if needed to remove the
arbor nut. Assemble the

crank handle, align the

set screw to the milled

at on the threaded adjustment rod, and use the Bondhus 1/8”

wrench to tighten the set screw.

Step 3:

Mount a grinding
wheel to the MAG-

8000 arbor. One inch

wide wheels are best
used with conventional
lawn mower blades,
and the half-inch wide
wheels are required
for mulching blades.
NOTE: when mounting
the half-inch grind-

ing wheel the ARBOR
SPACER is required.
The ARBOR SPACER is
NOT required for 1 inch wide wheels. See above diagram.

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MAG-8000 Assembly Con’t

Step 4:

Assemble the grit guard to the MAG-8000 using the bolts found
on the grit guard. Do not tighten the Lexan® windows on the

grit guard (they will be tightened in a later step).

Assemble Motor Side Lexan® Guard to the MAG-8000. The
motor side Lexan® guard will slide behind the grit guard
Lexan® window - slide it forward to clear the motor capacitors

- then align the holes and fasten the guard to the bolting bars.

Raising or lowering the motor with the angle adjustment crank

will provide more clearance. Use the hardware in the holes and
the Bondhus T-handle wrench. Be sure to tighten 3 bolts under

the MAG-8000, and the 6 along the top to secure the bolting
bars holding the Lexan® guard. Lastly tighten the grit guard’s
Lexan® windows.

Step 5:

Testing the unit, be sure the grinding wheel moves freely.

Ensure the MAG-8000 ON/OFF switch is in the OFF POSITION,
plug the MAG-8000 into a 20 amp, 110 volt outlet. Switch the
ON/OFF switch to the ON POSITION to test the motor. The
motor should achieve FULL speed in 1-2 seconds. If it does
not, see page 13, or contact MAGNA-MATIC (800-328-1110).

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MAG-8000 Use

Step 6: Mulching Blades

Be sure to wear protective clothing before handling and
sharpening lawn mower blades. Wear safety glasses and
protective gloves.

Blade & Sharpener Preparation

1. Clean the blade to its base material, using the MAG-12000

blade cleaner, or alternate cleaning process.

2. Check the straightness with the gauge rod of the MAG­1000 blade balancer. (Never straighten bent blades!)

3. Obtain a balance reading from the MAG-1000 to indicate the
light end of the lawn mower blade. Once the light end

is sharpened, it is complete. The heavy end is used to
remove material for balance. SEE MAG-1000 Instruction
Manual for more info on blade balancing.

4. The MAG-8000 will require the 1/2” inch wide grinding wheel
to sharpen a mulching blade. Mount the 1/2” wide grind­ing wheel on the MAG-8000. (Arbor spacer req.)

5. The xed 1/2” wide curved metal work table will be needed

to sharpen a mulching blade, remove the clamp-able mo-

bile work table.

6. Lower the grinding wheel with the adjustment crank, stop
just before you grind the corner of the work table. When

the grinding wheel is almost touching the corner of the

work table (curved or mobile work tables) you will produce
a 30 degree angle on the lawn mower blade. (see page 8)

Mulching Blade Sharpening

7. Switch the ON/OFF switch to the ON position.

8. Place the mulching blade in the MAG-8000 starting at

the inside of the edge (closest to the mounting hole), and
pull the blade across the grinding wheel (perpendicular to
the rotation of the grinding wheel, see page 10.) Keep

rm pressure downward on the blade to maintain contact
with the rounded surface of the work table. Allow the
work table to follow the contours of the mulching blade.
Take one pass at a time. Use even pressure into the
grinding wheel to achieve an even stream of sparks.

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MAG-8000 Use Con’t

Step 6: Con’t

9. When using the MAG-8000 for mulching blades keep the

blade level, and perpendicular to the rotation of the grind-

ing wheel. Pay close attention to the TIP of the blade, see
page 25.

This view of the MAG-8000

(with the grit guard removed
for visibility) you are able
to see how the curved edge
mulching blade should follow

over the rounded work table.

Contact between the blade
and work table must be main­tained

Adjusting the Edge Angle

Applies to both MAG-8000 and MAG-9000

30 Degree Reference Point - When the grinding wheel

is lowered to the work table (almost cutting the work table

corner) you will produce a 30 degree angle on the lawn mower
blade. As the grinding wheel wears and reduces in diameter,

continue to lower the grinding wheel to almost touch the work

table to maintain a consistent 30 degree edge angle on a blade.

The edge angle can be varied plus or minus the 30 degree

reference point via the adjusting crank. Lowering the grind­ing wheel into the work table (grinding into the work table)

will result in a greater than 30 degree angle (a steeper angle.)

Note, you will be creating a new angle reference point Raising

the grinding wheel will result in a lesser than 30 degree angle
(a more shallow angle.)

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MAG-8000 Use Con’t

Step 7: Conventional Blades

Blade & Sharpener Preparation

1. Clean the blade to its base material, using the MAG-

12000 blade cleaner, or alternate cleaning process.

2. Check the straightness with the gauge rod of the MAG-1000
blade balancer. (Never straighten bent blades!)

3. Obtain a balance reading from the MAG-1000 to indicate the
light end of the lawn mower blade. Once the light end

is sharpened, it is complete. The heavy end is used to
remove material for balance. SEE MAG-1000 Instruction
Manual for more info on blade balancing.

4. The MAG-8000 will require the 1” inch wide grinding wheel
to sharpen a conventional blade. Mount the 1” wide grind­ing wheel on the MAG-8000. (1/2” wide grinding wheel

may be used for conventional blades)

5. The mobile work table will be needed to sharpen a conven­tional blade, slide the mobile work table over the curved
1/2” wide work table, and clamp it tight with the attached

vice grip.

6. Lower the grinding wheel with the adjustment crank, stop
just before you grind the corner of the work table. When

the grinding wheel is almost touching the corner of the

work table (curved or mobile work tables) you will produce
a 30 degree angle on the lawn mower blade. (see page 8)

7. Place the conventional blade on the at work table and pull

and push the blade across the grinding wheel (perpen­dicular to the rotation of the grinding wheel, see page 10.)

Keep rm pressure downward on the blade to maintain
contact with the surface of the work table. The force into

the grinding wheel should be substantial, resulting in a

continuous stream of sparks from the grinding wheel. The

grinding process should be continuous without interruption

until nished. Pay close attention to the TIP of the blade,
see page 25.

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The above diagram shows the application of movement and
force to the blade during sharpening a conventional blade. Note,
for curved edge mulching blades, it is the same except for the

“forth” or inward fed motion. You will maintain much more con­trol if you only “pull” mulching blades through the MAG-8000. It
is critical with both blade types that the operator keeps down­ward pressure “force” on the blade, this will prevent chattering
and keep the grinding wheel “true” or round.

Overhead view of blade
approach - applies to both conven-

tional and curved edge mulching
blades.

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MAG-8000 Wheel Replacement

Be sure the MAG-8000 is unplugged. Using a 1/8” Allen
wrench (supplied with MAG-8000) remove the (6) screws of the
front Lexan® guard. Locate your spanner wrench and arbor
wrench (both supplied by Magna-Matic.) The arbor wrench ts

into a square notch in the arbor, behind the grinding wheel, and

the spanner wrench ts into the two holes in the arbor nut. See

diagrams below.

Always inspect grinding wheels for possible damage - never

mount a cracked grinding wheel.

For optimum performance use only grinding wheels specied
by Magna-Matic. All NORTON® brand grinding wheels sold by
Magna-Matic are speed tested for 5500 RPM

NOTE: Arbor has LEFT HANDED THREADS.
MAG-8000 OEM WHEEL = 9000-35RP &
8000-30RP

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MAG-8000 Care & Service

General Care:

Keep the MAG-8000 clean, use compressed air to blow the

machine off periodically. Use mild soapy water to clean powder

coated surfaces and Lexan® guards.

Greasing of Bearing Blocks:

Care should be taken when re-greasing bearings to avoid over­lling. Overlling can lead to excessive heat and or unseating

of the seals. Grease should be introduced in small increments
and under light pressure. The use of pneumatic greasing is not
recommended unless low pressure is assured. Whenever pos­sible, the shaft should be rotated during re-lubrication to insure
proper grease distribution throughout the raceways.

3-6 Months OR 500-1000 Machine Hours - Fill with 2 grams.

Timing Belt Replacement

See the diagram to the right
for proper belt tension. Ten­sion can be applied either
at the bolts of the motor

or bearing blocks. There is

slight play in the holes to
apply or relieve belt tension.

Angle Adjustment Timing

When replacing the adjust­ment trunnion allow one inch
of space from the top of the
threaded rod to the top of the
trunnion. When replacing the

yoke, the threaded rod should
be ush with the end of the
threads of the yoke before con-

necting to the pivot plate.

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MAG-8000 Trouble-Shooting

The MAG-8000 will not start.

Double check that the MAG-8000 is plugged in a 20 amp (mini­mum) circuit. Due to the “instant starting” of the MAG-8000 it
has a tremendous starting draw, therefore a minimum 20 amp

circuit is required.

Check all building fuses or circuit breakers.

To diagnose a ON/OFF switch problem, (unplug from power
source.) Open the square access panel below the switch, and
disconnect the (2) wires from the switch (label the wires before
disconnecting.) Directly connect and insulate the (2) wires.
Plug the MAG-8000 into a power source, this should start the

motor without the switch.

If the MAG-9000 still does not start after this test, the solid
state switch, capacitors, or the motor is no longer function-

ing and must be replaced. Call 800-328-1110 for replacement

parts or a warranty issue.

The MAG-8000 is vibrating.

This is caused by a grinding wheel that is “out-of-round” or
“out-of-balance” - this will happen when the user does not
apply downward pressure on the blade when sliding it back and
forth in the MAG-8000. Also, on occasion, grinding wheels can
have a “hard spot” which will also cause this.

To repair the wheel you can dress it with a grinding wheel
dressing tool, or you can use an old lawn mower blade. When

using the old lawn mower blade nd a portion of the blade
that is square stock (near the mounting hole - not on an edge)
and grind it with the MAG-8000, but do not go back and forth

- simply keep pressure down on the work table and into the

wheel evenly. This will re-shape the wheel back into a circle.

The MAG-8000 belt is not tight (or making excessive
noise.)

See page 12 on how to re-tension the belt. Also note having

the blade extremely tight will create a high pitched noise, and

signicantly reduce the life of the belt.

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MAG-8000 Specications

MAG-8000 MAG-8000 (Euro)

Length 24 inches 60.9 cm
Width 12 inches 30.5 cm
Height 17 inches 43.1 cm
Weight 80 LBS 36 kg
Ship Weight 1 box 85 LBS 38 kg
Motor Specs BALDOR® ELECTRIC BALDOR® ELECTRIC

Horse Power 1 1
RPM 3450 2850
Duty Cycle Continuous Continuous

Hertz 60 50
Volts 115 220
Phase Single Single
Capacitors Dual (2) Dual (2)

Solid State Switch Yes Yes

Motor Type Industrial - Totally

Insulation Class F Class F

Direction Single Direction Single Direction

Fan Cooled Yes Yes

Transmission Timing belt/pulley Timing belt/pulley

Grinding Wheels NORTON® Abrasives NORTON® Abrasives

Wheel Dimensions

Enclosed

7” dia x 1” thick x 1-1/4”

dia arbor

7” dia x 1/2” thick x 1­1/4” dia arbor

Industrial - Totally
Enclosed

17.7 cm dia x 2.5 cm
thick x 3.18 cm dia

arbor

17.7 cm dia x 1.27 cm
thick x 3.18 cm dia arbor

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Begin The Assembly

Step 1: MAG-9000

Unpack the MAG-9000, please keep the box and packaging

incase of shipping damage or any need for return. When un-

packing the MAG-9000 take stock of all the items in the box.

Parts Inventory

Qty Description Key #

1 Grit Guard 1
1 Sharpener Body 2

1 Spanner Wrench 3

1 Arbor Wrench 4

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MAG-9000 Assembly

Step 2:

First assemble the grit guard to the MAG-9000 body using the

plastic knob located on the top of the MAG-9000.

Step 3:

Be sure the MAG-9000 is unplugged, and adjust the angle

adjustment crank to make sure the grinding wheel freely
rotates. SEE PAGE 8 for information on EDGE ANGLE ADJUST-

MENT

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MAG-9000 Use

Step 4: Conventional Blades

Be sure to wear protective clothing before handling and sharp­ening lawn mower blades. Wear safety glasses and protective
gloves.

Blade & Sharpener Preparation

1. Clean the blade to its base material, using the MAG-12000

blade cleaner, or alternate cleaning process.

2. Check the straightness with the gauge rod of the MAG-1000
blade balancer. (Never straighten bent blades!)

3. Obtain a balance reading from the MAG-1000 to indicate the
light end of the lawn mower blade. Once the light end

is sharpened, it is complete. The heavy end is used to
remove material for balance. SEE MAG-1000 Instruction
Manual for more info on blade balancing.

4. Lower the grinding wheel with the adjustment crank, stop
just before you grind the corner of the work table. When

the grinding wheel is almost touching the corner of the

work table you will produce a 30 degree angle on the lawn
mower blade. (see page 8)

The above diagram shows left and
right-handed blade approach into the
MAG-9000. The blade must stay paral­lel to the 45 degree angle cut in the

work table.

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MAG-9000 Use

Step 4: Conventional Blades

Conventional Blade Sharpening

7. Switch the ON/OFF switch to the ON position.

8. Place the conventional blade on the at work table and pull
and push the blade across the grinding wheel. Keep rm

pressure downward on the blade to maintain contact with
the surface of the work table. The force into the grind­ing wheel should be substantial, resulting in a continuous

stream of sparks from the grinding wheel. The grinding

process should be continuous without interruption, until

nished. Take extra care when near the TIP of the blade,
it is critical that the TIP does not become rounded. SEE
PAGE 25 TIP GEOMETRY. Note: the grinding wheel will

dress to a 45 degree angle - this is normal and intended.

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MAG-9000 Wheel Replacement

Be sure the MAG-9000 is unplugged. Using a 5/32” Allen
wrench remove the (3) screws of the front Lexan® guard.

Locate your spanner wrench and arbor wrench (both supplied

by Magna-Matic.) The arbor wrench ts into a square notch in

the arbor, behind the grinding wheel, and the spanner wrench

ts into the two holes in the arbor nut. See diagrams below.

Always inspect grinding wheels for possible damage - never

mount a cracked grinding wheel.

For optimum performance use only grinding wheels specied
by Magna-Matic. All NORTON® brand grinding wheels sold by
Magna-Matic are speed tested for 5500 RPM

NOTE: Arbor has LEFT HANDED THREADS.
MAG-9000 OEM WHEEL = 9000-23RP

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MAG-9000 Trouble-Shooting

The MAG-9000 will not start.

Double check that the MAG-9000 is plugged in a 15 amp (mini­mum) circuit.

Check all building fuses or circuit breakers.

First determine what type of switch your MAG-9000 has.

(1987 - 1996 metal toggle switch)
(1997 - 2005 plastic lit rocker switch)
(2006 - present metal toggle switch)

To diagnose a ON/OFF switch problem, (unplug from power
source) remove the back screen cover. Disconnect the (2)
black wires, one from the motor and one from the cord set.
Directly connect and insulate the (2) black wires. Plug the

MAG-9000 into a power source, this should start the motor

without the switch. The third “red or blue” wire is only for the

switch’s light [MAG-9000 sharpeners with the metal toggle
switch do not have this wire because there is no light.]

If the MAG-9000 still does not start after this test, the capaci­tor or the motor is no longer functioning and must be replaced.

(SEE WIRING DIAGRAM PAGE 22)

Call 800-328-1110 for replacement parts or a warranty issue.

The MAG-9000 is vibrating.

This is caused by a grinding wheel that is “out-of-round” or
“out-of-balance” - this will happen when the operator does not
apply downward pressure on the blade when sliding it back and

forth in the MAG-9000. Also, on occasion, grinding wheels can

have a “hard spot” which will also cause this.

To repair the wheel you can dress it with a grinding wheel
dressing tool, or you can use an old lawn mower blade. When

using the old lawn mower blade nd a portion of the blade
that is square stock (near the mounting hole - not on an edge)
and grind it with the MAG-9000, but do not go back and forth

- simply keep pressure down on the work table and into the

wheel evenly. This re-shape the wheel back into a circle

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MAG-9000 Trouble Shooting

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MAG-9000 Specications

MAG-9000 MAG-9000 (Euro)

Length 12 inches 30.5 cm
Width 8 inches 20.3 cm
Height 8 inches 20.3 cm
Weight 45 LBS 20 kg
Ship Weight 1 box 48 LBS 22 kg
Motor Specs LEESON® ELECTRIC LEESON® ELECTRIC

Horse Power 1/2 1/2
RPM 3450 2850
Duty Cycle Std / Intermittent Std / Intermittent

Hertz 60 50
Volts 115 220
Phase Single Single

Capacitors Single (1) Single (1)

Solid State Switch No No
Thermal Protection Yes Yes

Motor Type Industrial - Totally

Enclosed

Insulation Class F Class F

Direction Single Direction Single Direction

Fan Cooled Yes Yes

Transmission Direct Drive Direct Drive

Grinding Wheels NORTON® Abrasives NORTON® Abrasives

Wheel Dimensions 7” dia x 1” thick x 1-

1/4” dia arbor

Industrial - Totally
Enclosed

17.7 cm dia x 2.5 cm
thick x 3.18 cm

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Rotary Mower Blade Tip Geometry

Consider the following if you sharpen rotary lawn

mower blades.

The tip of the blade
does the majority
of the cutting. To
produce a tip, three
reliefs are necessary.

Think of a lawn

mower blade as a
circular saw with

only “TWO TEETH”

and remember the
tip does the majority

of the cutting work.

Repetitive observa-

tion of worn cutting
edges shows that

the rst one inch

does the majority of

the cutting work.

IMPORTANT
NOTES:

Attempting to
straighten a lawn
mower blade may
cause fractures in
the hardened steel
of the blade and
shall be avoided.

Anytime you alter
the steel of the
blade due to re­sharpening, wear or
build-up, you change
the balance.

Description Diagram

Relief 1:

Top View - built

into the blade.

(generally 2-5

degrees)

Relief 2:

End View - To be

re-sharpened.

(generally 60

degrees)

1

Generally 0˚

Relief 3:

End View - built

into the blade.

Top View:

Worn Blade

Edge

Worn away bottom

surface at tip, as

shown, is a sign

of poor blade

maintenance. The

blade will tear the

grass, resulting

in a poor looking

lawn.

Optimum

3

NOT ACCEPTABLE

2

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Key Description

A Trailing edge of the cutting edge face

B Mounting hole

C Leading edge of the cutting edge face

D Lift

E Cutting edge face

F Cutting edge angle (30˚ shown)

G Blade cutting tip (or tooth)

H Overall cutting diameter

Anatomy of a

Lawn Mower

Blade

Use this diagram when asking questions

to Magna-Matic representatives, or as it is

referenced in this manual.

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WARRANTY

This warranty is extended only to MAGNA-MATIC’s com­mercial customers. To protect the quality of this tool, every
step in its manufacture has been carefully controlled. It is

constructed of only the nest materials by skilled crafts­men who take pride in their work. MAGNA-MATIC CORP.

warrants the tools manufactured and/or repaired to be

free of defects in material and workmanship for a period

of 365 days after purchase. Any tool or part proved to
MAGNA-MATIC’s satisfaction to be defective during that
period will be repaired or replaced at MAGNA-MATIC’s
option if returned prepaid. MAGNA-MATIC’s sole obliga­tion and your exclusive remedy under this warranty shall
be limited to such repair or replacement. In no event shall
MAGNA-MATIC be liable for any consequential or incidental
damages. This warranty does not apply to parts (motor
& grinding wheel) not manufactured by MAGNA-MATIC or
failing due to ordinary wear, subjected to abuse, accidental
damage, improper operations, maintenance or repair, or to
other damage by circumstances beyond MAGNA-MATIC’s
control.

This warranty is exclusive and in lieu of all other expressed
or implied warranties including without limitation, the
implied warranties of merchantability and tness for a par­ticular purpose.

Magna-Matic Corporation

W4599 County Road IW

Waldo WI 53093
USA

Phone: [phone]
FAX: [phone]

Toll Free USA & Canada

1-800-328-1110

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