Toro model 62835 blade removal

To access the blades on an Oztec 1275 shredder, you will need to follow these steps:

1. Disconnect the shredder from the power source.
2. Locate the shredder's blade cover. This is typically located on the bottom or side of the shredder, and is often secured with screws or a locking mechanism.
3. Remove the blade cover by either unscrewing it or releasing the locking mechanism.
4. Carefully remove the blades from the shredder. Be sure to handle the blades with care, as they are sharp and can cause injury.
5. Inspect the blades for any signs of wear or damage. If the blades are dull or damaged, you will need to replace them.
6. Clean the blades and the inside of the shredder with a brush or compressed air to remove any debris.
7. Reinstall the blades and the blade cover, making sure they are securely in place.
8. Reconnect the shredder to the power source.

Please make sure to read the instruction manual before accessing the blades, as the steps may vary depending on the specific model of Oztec 1275 shredder you have.

You have to disassemble the entire front of the snow blower. This means removing the snow shroud, auger bits and then getting to the impeller blades. I did it once and it took me about 1 1/2 hrs to complete.

Bolts rotate counterclockwise to tighten so go clockwise to remove.

I dont think you need to remove the fly wheel to sharpen blades. Remove the housing an the blades are visible an removed that way. Not a hard job at all.

remove the bin, remove thr screws that hold the bottom on (to get the cord free) then flip it over so its sitting on top remove the screws around the side walls to the top and remove the top shredder. with the shredder still up side down there are 8 screws around the outside edge (in the 1/4 holes) remove those and you can seprate the housing from the blades and motor. in the one i have the blades in the center are bent and the guides are broke i am looking for replacement parts or another for spare parts good luck i am a automotive tech, and i hate to throw things out just because ond small small part is broke but the hardest thing is finding parts. we live in a world where we are in couraged to reclye but we throw so much away because it is almost imposible to find parts or when you do the replacment parts cost more than a new one. sorry for the rant but i like to see people trying to fix things

1. • 1 Turn the paper shredder off and unplug it.
   • 2 Clean out the paper shredder. Make sure the blades are free of paper bits and debris. Remove pieces of paper that are jammed around the blades.
   • 3 Spray the shredder oil through the blade opening or throat of the shredder. Spray it in a stream.
   • 4 Plug the shredder back in and switch the reverse button on. Then run it for 10 to 30 seconds in reverse to allow the blades to be saturated with shredder oil.
   • 5 Put the shredder in forward motion and let it run again to disperse the oil thoroughly to all areas of the cutting blades.
   • 6 Feed a couple pieces of paper through the blades to be shredded and absorb any extra shredding oil.

Read more: How to Lubricate Paper Shredders ' eHow.com http://www.ehow.com/how_5761042_lubricate-paper-shredders.html#ixzz1kDQGrxZ8

Hi, check the crankcase seal directly above the blade carrier. Also check that the crankshaft is not bent as blade carrier damage usually occurs from the blade hitting something hard. Hope this helps, regards Phil

This is from the Toro owners manual for SR4 euper recycler model 20058 serial number 250003464

The steps and picture are on page 18 of the manual 3352-864[1].pdf

You can enter those numbers on this page for a manual:

https://lookup3.toro.com/request/request.cfm

1. Disconnect the spark plug wire from the spark

plug. Refer to Preparing for Maintenance

2. Tip the mower onto its side with the air filter up.

3. Remove the

2 blade nuts (A)

and the

stiffener (B).

4. Remove the

blade (C).

5. Install the blade and the stiffener that you

removed in steps 3 and 4.

6. Install the blade bolts and torque them to 15 to
27 ft-lb (20 to 37 N?m).

The replacement blade part number is:
108-3762-03 (google / net search)

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Kelly

i dont know your model but most drive belts are located under the seat you may have a tenson spring problem

For removing/replacing the deck belt, the general method is:

1. turn off engine, remove key and set parking brake
2. disengage blade by putting blade engage lever into off (disengaged) position
3. lower the cutting deck to the lowest position (closest to the ground)
4. relieve the belt tension (depending on the model, use a 3/8 inch ratchet set to tighten in the square hole of the idler bracket)
5. remove and replace the belt

NOTE: it's not necessary to completely remove the cutting deck.

Useful diagrams for removing the cutting deck, http://216.213.143.2/ProAuthor/ManProc.cfm?ManualID=425&ProcID=14794

For deck belt diagrams, http://216.213.143.2/ProAuthor/ManProc.cfm?ManualID=425&ProcID=14796

If the transmission drive belt needs to be replaced, several components must be removed and special tools (i.e. air/impact wrench) used in order to change the tractor's transmission drive belt. See an Authorized Toro Service Dealer to have your drive belt replaced.