Great video! Im going to try it today on my two. I have the old 18v dewalt stuff I'm slowly switching to Milwaukee the battery and tools are built for actual work
@@sclawns5257 I switched to Milwaukee too. I'm tired of having 3 different batteries and 3 different chargers for my drill, impact wrench and my Sazall
I wouldn’t in a customer mower but for my personal mowers it woks great I can get bearings at a lot more places than pulleys and once split they are easy to replace
Great video! Im going to try it today on my two. I have the old 18v dewalt stuff I'm slowly switching to Milwaukee the battery and tools are built for actual work
I am looking at Milwaukee also. especially the outdoor power line
@@sclawns5257 I switched to Milwaukee too. I'm tired of having 3 different batteries and 3 different chargers for my drill, impact wrench and my Sazall
you can use 1/4 bolts and nuts also and no worries they back out
Use a bigger drill bit! You would have been done in 30 seconds.
I've done that on my own pulleys many times. But I would not wast my time doing that on a customer mower.
I wouldn’t in a customer mower but for my personal mowers it woks great I can get bearings at a lot more places than pulleys and once split they are easy to replace