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A blunt lawnmower blade can make your lawn look unhealthy and uneven. This video shows you how to replace the metal blade on a Flymo Compact 300 lawnmower.
For information on how to repair Lawnmower problems see our other articles. »
Video Transcript: How to Replace Metal Blades on a Flymo Compact 300
Please note: Replacement blade design can differ from the original fitted and may be subject to manufacturers changes.
IMPORTANT: BEFORE REPLACING A PART IN ANY ELECTRICAL APPLIANCE, YOU MUST ENSURE THAT THE APPLIANCE IS FIRST UNPLUGGED FROM THE MAINS.
Lawnmowers with metal blades will usually use a blade bolt to keep the blades in place. This will need to be removed using a spanner to access the blade. Gloves are a must when handling metal blades.
Replacing Metal Lawnmower Blades
1: Identify what type of blade your lawnmower uses. Remember to wear protective gloves when handling blades.
2: Loosen and remove the blade bolt.
3: Remove the old/faulty blade and unpack the replacement ready to fit.
4: Fit the new lawnmower blade on top of the cutting height spaces and secure in place with the blade bolt.
5: Tighten the blade bolt, check and test.
* All information provided is a guide only. BuySpares accepts no liability for any problems occurred while attempting any advice shown. If in any doubt contact a qualified repair service.
